LinvilleGorge

Y'all will love Sam next year. If we're lucky.

When 20+ sound a lot alike... There's either a group of 20+ who are all liars or Watson is the liar.

If you don't want to actually read the allegations you should probably refrain from making comments like this because it's an extraordinary bad look.

Are we really so desperate to win that we're willing to cheer on a serial sexual predator? Honestly, I'm not. I mean, I stumped for Watson for a long time. But 20+ women aren't all lying. Assuming they can all prove they provided Watson with massage services that alone is a huge red flag and that's something former players have pointed out as well.

Cursed would've been orchestrating a blockbuster trade for Watson and THEN all of this coming out. Oh wee fuging mayne.

I don't see how we'd be able to trade for Watson and build an OL unless they traded him at a steep discount which sure doesn't seem like it's gonna happen.

How is this an epiphany? It's probably been the most talked about topic in Pantherdom since the end of last season.

Show up at the facility. Tell them he's ready to play. He's just staying at home and saying he's never playing again for the Texans. They're like, "Okay." The NFL is like, "Phew... thank god."

With his fifth year option picked up, we'd probably have to throw in our 1st next year to get someone to take him.

I've been hard on Shaq in the past but he's looked great this year.

He should show up and find out. Make some noise. As long as he stays away no one's hand is forced.

The thing is, he's not even on the exempt list right now. He hasn't forced anyone's hand. Not the Texans. Not the NFL. If he truly wants to play, he should show up at the team's facilities. Force the Texans to either bench him or force the NFL to out him on the exempt list. As long as he stays away it's a godsend for the NFL. They don't have to do anything.

No he doesn't. If he does, he should show up and say he's ready to go. Make the Texans bench him.

The players have a union. The exempt list is in the CBA. If the players didn't want to be subject to it, they should've made it a bargaining point. Most players aren't worried about it because they don't plan on KO'ing women on an elevator or running a dog fighting ring or sexually assaulting 20+ massage therapists. The NFLPA sued the NFL over it a few years ago and it was upheld via arbitration.

Presumption of innocence is a legal concept only. Outside of the court of law it doesn't necessarily exist.

That's what the commissioner's exempt list is for. So the NFL doesn't have to wait for court rulings to disqualify a player accused of egregious stuff. Panthers fans of all people should need no introduction to this.

I have a Rottweiler, a pitbull, a lot of guns, can't see my nearest neighbor's house, and have a quarter mile long driveway. Not recommended coming up here uninvited.

It's rarely any one person or one unit's fault, but I'mma be honest... the OL and Darnold are trash. But last week, our receivers put together about the worst game I've ever seen at the NFL level. So, yeah...

I mean, unless you're a massage therapist just planning on giving a massage.

Gross-Matos would have very little value. We already know Henderson's value. After being a top 10 pick last year, he was worth exactly a 3rd round pick and a mediocre starter/good backup TE.

PFT is just mentioning the Dolphins and saying a deal could get done this week. All I'm gonna say is that as soon as a team tries to suit up Watson, he's gonna end up on the commissioner's exempt list immediately.

I have no issues with Gonzalez. He's been kicking well.

QB sneaks would be out. Can't call a charge up the middle with a Pickett.

I want him to not throw a hospital ball with little to no chance of getting to the sticks to our #1 WR. Attempting to insult others with wanna be tough guy bullshit doesn't help your case.

Oh, he knew the safety was lurking and he was gonna get LIT UP well short of the marker on 3rd down. That's just a ball that cannot be thrown.