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Don't forget any deal for DW means the 6th overall pick, along with at least two players, will be going out, so that will offset cap space that's used for these mid-level signings.

Former 2nd round pick, just 26 years old. Depending on the #s I like the signing.

Seems what most are assuming is that the Panthers aren't interested in retaining Gilmore

Sounds like Pep Hamilton said no thanks:

Buffalo and NE are both 10-6 and split the season series, so Buffalo needs to win in order to win the division otherwise they'd be going on the road (likely to the Chiefs) if they lose to the Jets. They'll be gunning for that W. Giants and Washington are both eliminated from playoff contention so not much motivation for either side really besides pride.

Someone tweeted a day or two ago before this announcement even came out that it was going to be Washington Commanders...let me see if I can find that tweet. Edit: tweeted out Sat AM

He wasn't the only analyst to throw that out there:

2 of those sacks were Sam scrambles where he ran OOB behind the LoS while outside the pocket rather than throwing the ball away because he's a moron.

Added 2nd half point differential just for kicks

I decided to actually check the stats on this because I felt like avoiding real work instead...and here you go:

I'm upset it wasn't a 17+ point loss, need more embarrassing performances so Tepper can see what everyone else does - Rhule ain't it.

That Athletic article actually has Gilmore on record as someone who likes Rhule: Stephon Gilmore has only played for Rhule for a couple of months after the 2019 NFL Defensive Player of the Year arrived in a trade from New England in October. And while Gilmore is disappointed the Panthers haven’t been winning, he’s enjoyed his time with Rhule, whom he called a players’ coach. “He listens to his players. He cares about his players. He really cares about them. He actually asks them about their life, their family,” Gilmore said. “Most coaches don’t do that. He actually cares about the players. You don’t see that too often. I think guys appreciate that.”

If, as I suspect, we lose out, I just cannot see how you can retain a coach that loses 7 straight and 12 of 14 games to end the season in what is year 2 of said coach installing his culture/regime. So if we do lose these next 2 weeks, I honestly believe Tepper will pull the plug and let a dead man walking interim coach the season ending game.

Lmao thanks for the new profile pic

Miller and Erving, worthless fugs

If the ball doesn’t come out within 0.5 second the QB is snowed under smfh

Old post, but this explains it: http://www.footballperspective.com/trailing-by-15-in-the-middle-of-the-4th-quarter-teams-are-foolish-to-not-go-for-2-after-touchdowns/ “The counterargument goes something along the lines of “just take the points, that way it is a one-score game.” Essentially, people are afraid of missing the two-point attempt and trailing by 9 points. But it’s not a one-score game. Trailing by 8 isn’t a one-score game if you are going to fail on your two-point try. And there’s no reason to think your odds of converting a 2-point attempt are higher when trailing by 2 than by 9. Trailing by 8 is a 1.5-possiession game; half the time it is a 1-possession game, and half the time it is a 2-possesion game. To simply put your head in the sand and say “I don’t wanna know!!” may keep hope alive longer but it lowers your odds of winning.” Short answer, going for 2 down 15 in the 4th is absolutely the correct call.

Curious how this chart looks at the end of the season. While we might have the 6th or 7th best defense as of today, it’s not a great sign that we’ve been strafed by two below average offenses on both the ground and thru the air over the past two weeks.