Davidson Deac II

I have no idea how Fields will work out, but if he does turn out to be a very good, it certainly wouldn't be the first time multiple NFL teams passed on a future star.

My entire family (11 of us including sisters, grandparents, nieces and nephews) got vaccinated. 5 got Pfizer, 1 got Moderma, 5 got Johnson and Johnson. They all worked like a charm.

Butch Davis also did it. And he did it at Cleveland, which should count twice.

Wife had to work today, and is working very early tomorrow, so we aren't doing much. Probably takeout from the Local Italian place. But I am off tomorrow, so the highlight of the weekend will be going to see two of my oldest friend tomorrow for a liquid lunch. Haven't seen them since the pandemic started.

Lots of Restaurants shutting their doors. I know of at least five staple restaurants in Winston that have shutdown for good recently. Just can't afford to stay in business anymore. The food business has always been precarious, and its far worse now, especially for the local places.

If you look at the last five DT's drafted in the top 15 (including Brown), none of them are considered elite pass rushers. The only one that even comes close is Quinnen Williams.

Three words for you, Robot pool vacuum. R2D2 won't let you down. Just kidding, I have no idea how well they work.

Last time I met with my financial advisor, she was drinking starbucks. This thread does remind me of a guy I worked with a few years ago. He complained to high heaven about people wasting their money on Starbucks five dollar coffee. Then he would hit his favorite watering hole and spend similar amounts on craft beer. I don't have any problem with people spending money at Starbucks or on craft beer. Most of us can afford it and still set aside for retirement. But almost all of us spend money on things we don't need. No point in singling out others who spend it on things we don't like. Personally, if I had taken all the money I spent on the Panthers over the years and instead invested it, my portfolio would be a lot larger.

Interesting twist at the end. Will have to see how it works out.

If we need someone to give the secondary practice at getting interceptions, Grier is the man.

In fairness, he got 1500 plus yards with Jameis pick six Winston as his qb.

Charlotte might, but I think the state government doing it depends on who is in charge. I don't imagine Tepper is very popular with the current state legislative leaders.

Yeah, the Kalil move was bad, no doubt. But ripping the secondary apart was just baffling, and left us struggling to rebuild the unit for a while.

That is one player. Our secondary was ripped apart with only Coleman remaining, replaced with rookies, and gave some of the worst performances as a unit in Panthers history.

I thought that was probably Gettleman's biggest screwup as a GM. Our secondary went from a fairly strong unit to one of the worst in the NFL in one offseason.

Maybe its my panthers shaded glasses, but I would put Smith above Jones, in large part because Smith rarely played on pass happy teams, while Jones was on a passing prolific offense. But beyond those two, I am not sure anyone stands out.

As good as Julio Jones is, I think the Falcons made out fairly well. A second round pick, and cleared up a lot of cap space (from what I read).

Was wondering if this was a question from some of our offensive linemen. lol

If he gets in, he should send a thank you note to the Giants defense.

I think our defense could struggle some first half of the season, but improve as the games go along, much like last year. Just got to get all the young/new guys in synch.

I tend to prefer historical books. Just finished reading Target Tokyo, the story of the Doolittle raid. It is one of the better books I have recently read. Goes into a lot of details that are generally overlooked. Such as the Japanese homeland reaction to the raid, the savagery with which they treated the Chinese in areas where the American flyers crashed, and the Russian treatment of the aircrew that landed in Russia.

I can see them doing something like "hey will somebody make us a stupid offer for a WR who had a good year with a not so good qb". Nothing wrong with that, and it doesn't mean we are really trying to get rid of Anderson.

Your comment makes me think of Earl Campbell. Probably the best running back I saw, at least for five or so years.

You do realize football is a team game don't you? I dislike the Tarheels, but even if Trey Lance is the next Tom Brady, I think 7-8 times out of 10, the Tarheels beat North Dakota State. I feel dirty for saying it, but its probably true. Just more talent across the board.

I bought AAL at around 10 a share and dumped it a few weeks later at 14. Got back in at 21 or so. I will probably end up getting rid of it around sep.