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Official Panthers at Cowboys GameDay Thread
LinvilleGorge replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
Welp. Might just be a defensive battle. -
Official Panthers at Cowboys GameDay Thread
LinvilleGorge replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
Solid little run there. Not mad. -
Official Panthers at Cowboys GameDay Thread
LinvilleGorge replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
Hell yeah. Dominant defense. -
Official Panthers at Cowboys GameDay Thread
LinvilleGorge replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
Damn. Great job by Dak. -
Official Panthers at Cowboys GameDay Thread
LinvilleGorge replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
Granted, I haven't been paying much attention to media opinions on this game and never really do, but in the little I've been subjected to I haven't seen near enough focus on the advantage we have in this one on timing. The Cowboys are coming off of a MNF game giving them one less day of rest versus normal while we're coming off of a TNF game giving us three more days of rest versus normal. A four day rest advantage with no potential bye week rust to deal with is pretty significant. -
Fired up the smoker. Gonna be country style pork ribs, smoked baked beans covered in bacon, and smoked bougie mac and cheese with gouda, Jarlsberg, cheddar, and fontina cheeses.
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Official Panthers at Cowboys GameDay Thread
LinvilleGorge replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
This. We don't HAVE to win today for me to come out of it with a positive feeling. A win would obviously be preferable, but competing, having a chance to win, and basically looking like we belong on the field with what looks to be a pretty good NFL team would be an overall positive sign. -
Official Panthers at Cowboys GameDay Thread
LinvilleGorge replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
Looking forward to this one. Today will give us a good indication of whether we're legit or whether we've just been beating up on truly terrible teams. -
I feel good about Chuba Hubbard/A Note about 2005
LinvilleGorge replied to saX man's topic in Carolina Panthers
A big part of football is having luck on the injury front, both as an individual and as a team. Just think about the guys the Panthers have had that have been derailed by injuries. It's crazy. -
I feel good about Chuba Hubbard/A Note about 2005
LinvilleGorge replied to saX man's topic in Carolina Panthers
I really like our RB roster. This OL just hasn't given them much of a chance to show anything. -
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/nfl-draft-scouts-flocking-to-see-the-latest-freak-sleeper-from-d-ii-lenoir-rhyne-023202973.html First came Kyle Dugger, Lenoir-Rhyne's athletically gifted late bloomer who vaulted to the 37th overall pick of the New England Patriots in 2020. Scouts flocked to Hickory to scout Dugger, likely the first time many had visited the school. Dugger was no Halley’s Comet. There's another Lenoir-Rhyne prospect scouts are circling back en masse to watch — wide receiver Dareke Young, another freakish talent who is very much in the 2022 draft picture.
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The really scary part? Honestly our pass blocking has appeared substantially better than the run blocking.
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The Panthers Progress (from this era to the next)
LinvilleGorge replied to Mr. Scot's topic in Carolina Panthers
Yeah, we definitely completely leaned on Cam. Though we did TRY at WR. We spent a 1st on KB and a 2nd on Funchess, we just chose poorly. The approach at OL though... oh wee mayne. I hope to see is go all in on OL this off-season if Darnold pans out over the course of the entire season. -
The Panthers Progress (from this era to the next)
LinvilleGorge replied to Mr. Scot's topic in Carolina Panthers
I would have LOVED to have had Watson pre-scandal but I think that asking price would have doomed us to continually field a shitty overall roster floated to hopefully be decent by an elite QB. It would be really tough to build a contender giving up three 1sts and 2nds. That's a LOT of cheap potential talent.- 36 replies
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Nope. CBD, but I don't do any products for humans. All my stuff is for dogs (well, and one for horses). At the end of the day, I like most dogs better than I like most people, so...
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Maybe we just don't want to poo on a guy on his way out who worked hard and was well liked within the organization?
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You're good. They use the same lab I use (Botanacor, but I'm probably gonna move over to Pro Verde) and they're testing for residual solvents and heavy metals.
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Agreed. And I think Gronk played much of his career significantly north of his listed weight. I bet that dude is taking the field at 280 these days. Fast forward two years and if all goes according to plan, Tremble resembles Kittle and Kittle is a BEAST. We'd all be thrilled.
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Woah now. Slow down.
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See above. Everyone in the industry fully expects it to get banned so they're in a mad rush to make as much money as quickly as possible with little to no concern for protecting future business (aka as producing a quality, safe product).
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Marijuana is legal in Colorado. D8 isn't though.
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I wouldn't bet a whole lot of money on that. The FDA is really hoping their saber rattling on D8 in recent weeks. Virtually everyone in the hemp industry fully expects D8 to get banned, likely sooner rather than later.
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Delta 8 THC is a naturally occurring cannabinoid, but it occurs naturally in miniscule quantities. All of the commercially available Delta 8 is lab made from converted CBD. But here's the dirty little secret, almost none of the commercially available D8 products will test legal by an FDA certified lab. They're all hot for D9. Here's the other dirty little secret, there's a lot of shitty suppliers out there putting product out that's loaded with residual solvents. Be sure of your supplier. Don't buy this poo at the gas station.
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I said it while he was still here, Arnold basically played like a bigger, slower version of Funchess. Big dudes who play small. We had enough pure receiving options. We needed to field a more balanced TE who was better equipped to help out in the blocking department where Arnold's blocking ability was basically limited to just hoping to maybe get in someone's way. We saw that and quickly changed course. That's a welcome departure from the approach of previous regimes.