MHS831

Are people saying, "He was the worst FS in Panther's history?" I have not seen that.

Ok, now I can ask. What number was he? Did anyone see the front of his jersey? (joking)

And remember, fans, we can still get about $20m in cap room for cutting Shaq and Paradis, but that would be post June 1 in both cases. About $10m now.

You all know how analytical I am--how I put this all together and can usually tell everyone exactly what is going to happen a day after it happens. 1. Several players are cut, creating cap room. 2. Denver drops out of Houston discussion (this is important because if they stay with Lock, he needs to know / think they were not really serious about Watson) 3. Teddy supposedly unfollows the Panthers on Twotter. _______________________________________________________________________ This all has to mean one thing: Three things happened today.

Well said, sir. Me too.

I agree, even though I know that the trade will go down March 5 for 3 firsts and Burns and Watson will arrive in Charlotte on American Airlines flight 322 at 3:34 PM. He will wear #4 for the Panthers, since Kasay shanked the kickoff in Super Bowl 38, preventing that jersey number from every being retired.

Damn. He used math on us. I'm out.

Nobody said what you suggested. How easy it must be to win arguments when you start with a fallacious and false interpretation of what someone said only for the purpose of making yourself seem smart. Nice try.

If the Huddle were an NFL team, who would we be willing to part with? It has to be someone of value, but someone we could probably do without. I have a no-trade clause, btw, to prevent trolls from attacking when I make posts like this.

It sure smells like it-he could pull a Gerald McCoy and do nothing but rush the passer--I think he had 5 sacks here and 15 tackles.

Free agency is going to be tough for free agents this year--not that much money to go around. When GMs have to check to see if you are still in the league, I doubt he gets many if any offers.

Not glamorous, but you are probably right, and if they see a LT in him, maybe it would be significant. I like Moton's brains, his technique, and his durability. I hope for a long-term contract, but a tag would be fine for now.

Never understood Rivera, but this seems to be a very accurate assumption.

Yeah, the other side of the coin is "today is the day we are going to clean out the garage." and it is fair to these players to give them time to prepare for free agency. But we are desperate for hope and news, so damn you!

Gettlemen drafted (4th round?) but Hurney re-signed him (pretty sure)

Fingers crossed.

I forgot all about that. Standing corrected.

This just in: I am liking the moves. There seems to be some urgency right now (or is that me hoping there is urgency). I sense a move coming on.

I feel exactly the same way--Corn raised his stock and if I were him, I would at least shop myself.

He never saw the field--I was hoping he was developmental and would be decent, but you are right--we need a CB to play the #1 WR.

Good post. I am with you. I think Elder is a free agent, but he was good last year.

S: Chinn, Franklin, Burris, Robinson, Hartsfield (played some S last season, I think ti could be pretty decent as is, very good with a stud) CB: Pride, Jackson, Thomas Oliver III, Elder (re-sign?) That is not great, but could be decent. I think it was a lazy signing.

He flashed---I hope there is something there. Chinn, Franklin, and maybe a rookie S could make the 3-3-5 scary--if they step up. I have no idea what they are thinking, but I was impressed with Franklin--then he disappeared for a bit.

Safety, in the 3-3-5 just became more important without a lot of fanfare about it. I see Chinn moving back there permanently-leading the defense--more like a rover, for lack of proper terminology---

Talked to him at OTAs--I was with a friend of his from UNC--he is a very nice person--a great guy--positive attitude. I pulled for him, but when you are a S, you have to make the tackle--not guessing and diving...