LinvilleGorge

Every NFL roster caliber QB can play a game manager role when leaning on a 200 yard RB. When our running game wasn't dominant Bryce was right back to looking extremely pedestrian against the worst team in the league.

LOLOLOLOL Y'all got a let the pre-draft talking points go. There's 30+ games of mostly terrible play to look at since.

Canales has to be hoping and praying Dalton balls out. Just please have enough left in the tank that I can open up the playbook and show what I actually want to do on offense.

Some people will watch the games and just because he makes a few on target throws they'll convince themselves that means he can be elite. It's just crazy to still be playing these mental gymanastics 30+ starts in. You can't just keep recycling pre-draft talk when you have this much NFL play to look at.

Time to give Dalton a game or two and see if we need to see what might be available for a late round pick. If Bryce is gonna be the QB there's just no need to look for any other short term roster bandaids.

I honestly disagree. Based on the last decade or so of expectations, I'd say this off-season has wildly exceeded expectations thus far. Sure, that's grading on a steep curve but yeah, so far it looks like our best off-season since Gettleman's first year that unfortunately proved to be fool's gold.

And the pharma companies are still willing to pay to have those ads run because even getting the side effects read on air like that is still worth it to buy off the news companies from running pieces on their business practices.

Who is asking their doctor about a medication that half of the ad is reading off a list of side effects like anal leakage, dick falls off, sudden death, etc? It's primarily about buying off the media to not report on their activity that should be criminal.

People have to understand that the pharma ads aren't targeted toward them. They're not "ads". They're payment for favorable media treatment. Are you going to do a hit piece on big pharma if they're completely floating you financially? I think not.

The problem here is that if you're inconsistent with it then you're definitely not elite. Every QB with an NFL contract can do these things on occasion or else they wouldn't have an NFL contract. Every QB on an NFL roster can show flashes of the talent that got them into the league.

Bryce Young excels at dividing Panthers fans. That seems to be what he's best at.

As can every other position. My point is that once you get the very top prospects in every draft they all have warts. The ideal prospects go very high.

I'm a UNC fan and seeing Flagg flop would be entertaining to me but burying the dude after one game seems a bit quick on the trigger.

I don't know why it wasn't included in the Goodfellas movie, but Henry Hill (played by Ray Liotta) and Jimmy Burke (Robert De Niro) ran a point shaving scheme with the Boston College basketball team in the late '70s.

Oh, don't get me wrong. I'm sure we would've squandered the picks.

"illegal gambling" translation is "the government wasn't getting their cut"

Upgrade where you can, when you can. Reaching based on need doesn't help you.

That's the only place a game breaking can't miss player is available on any draft and yet some of them still bust.

Sanders looked like a guy who didn't belong in the league at first then improved then got hurt. I still don't know who he is as an NFL player but I haven't seen enough yet to count on him as anything more than camp competition long term. Tremble is a mediocre #2/solid #3. That's just what he is. That people are excited about Mitchell Evans and his 9 catches for 90 yards through 7 games kinda says everything about our TE group. Wanting to take TE off the board this off-season is bat poo crazy.

So you'd forego an opportunity to upgrade based on what you've seen? I wouldn't. I think these ideas of going into off seasons with clear plans on which positions to target usually end in reaches in the draft and overpaying in FA. Upgrade where you can when you can where it makes sense

To be determined. They haven't shown me enough to forego opportunities to potentially upgrade that's for sure. Right now I'd say they look like a group of 2/3s in need of a #1.

Early Romo was great. Dude was literally calling the play like 80% of the time. Really just hammered home how hard it is to trip up a veteran NFL QB.

I think the former players jump all in at first and blow minds because they're used to breaking down film from a player's perspective then they get lazy with it and just become another talking head. Except Brady. He just jumped in with his crazy contract and immediately just became another talking head.

Greg Olsen is the best announcer in the game. Straight up. Romo was the best on his early days but had started mailing it in in recent years. Greg's the best now

Bingo. Two rings and he played absolutely out of his mind in those two runs. It wasn't like he got carried to those rings. I get that he was inconsistent throughout his career but in those two SB runs he was HIM. Do I think he's a top level HOFer? Honestly, no. But I couldn't be mad about the guy getting in.