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Jettisoning nut cases.

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Like the article says, Hunter is a receiver and has to cover receivers. FWIW, if you believe Hunter, then there's more to Nalo than what some think. "They definitely don't give you enough credit, because you were definitely the toughest receiver I ever played. I always tell everybody that. Ask me, I'll be like, 'It's not no receiver that ever gave me problems,' but the toughest receiver I ever played against was you. You do everything. You got the speed, you got the hands. Jump, like you said, you're tough. You're not going to let nobody get you out of your game. Definitely the toughest I played against." Hunter may cover better receivers in the pros, but just the fact that he praised McMillan should be a pretty good indicator that, at the very least, T-Mac has a relatively high floor and maybe even higher ceiling in the NFL. https://www.si.com/nfl/panthers/news/travis-hunter-love-panthers-rookie-tetairoa-mcmillan

PFF ain't. Morgan gave him a first round grade. On an off note, the draft was deep at EDGE, so it stands to reason that Scourton would be better than his draft spot. The same is true for Princely Umanmielen.

Better than what Rhule was putting out for sure.

100K sends a message. The DC reportedly makes 1.6 mil.

I'm sorry about that, but you obviously are taking it in stride. Keep pounding!

Ulcerative Colitis does not make you feel good. Look it up.

Ulcerative Colitis is not CTE.

A bunch of them.

I have never heard of this kid.

T-Mac was widely regarded as the only receiver in this draft with WR1 potential. We couldn't trade and feel good about it.

I've been here since 2003.

Wow, another receiver. I didn't even know Moose had a son playing ball. Good luck to him. T-Mac and XL are the locks. The rest will be an interesting battle.

Dude is only 29 years old, and still has plenty in the tank. I'm telling you, "Don't underestimate Renfrow."

Finally, a John Kasay replacement.

Well, you haven't heard a peep out of him, and you haven't heard of him interfering either. Maybe it's just a show, but why should he put on one, as he's the owner?

Sorry, man. FWIW, Tepper has certainly done himself, the team and the fans a disservice. The Huddle was a once vibrant and valued part of the fan base by the franchise. We were like ground zero and funnelled a lot of energy into the franchise, so fug Tepper regarding changing things for the negative.

I should literally be a millionaire by late next year, but that's too rich for my blood. I'm out!

But do Wildcats hate Smitty though?

Not saying that you're saying that Smitty was questioning his work ethic per se, but let me say that I don't think Smitty is questioning his work ethic as much as he is saying that T-Mac was inconsistent and, "Why?" Smitty did talk to nine different people. I don't know why Wildcats fans would be so upset, because at least he said that T-Mac has a relatively high floor and is bust-proof in so many words. Fans gonna be fans though, and being butt-hurt is a part of it.

I have listened to Smitty's reviews, especially the one on Mingo, and Smitty was still positive but still decidedly noncommittal at the end of the day. He never ever said that Mingo was going to be some great receiver. Y'all need to be truthful.

Smitty is out here guessing like everyone is. He's wrong a lot for sure, but not wrong all the time. That being said, he should know that it doesn't even take blazing or even great speed to have a damned good career. He was the little man who played like a big man. Loved his effort (even though he admitted that he took plays off at some point during his career)! I think he's growing though...hopefully. He's particularly hard on receivers that he perceives as not putting in the necessary effort. On an off note: Truthfully--being totally honest--If there was another asshole receiver just like Smitty, I'd draft him in a heartbeat if I were a GM and had the opportunity.

Yeah, me too. Now if Bryce wins us a Super Bowl, then I might have to revisit it. There's nothing earth-shattering here though. For me it's kind of hard to judge a trade like this one because it's five versus one. The five should almost always beat the one. The team trading for a number one draft pick and overall QB are likely always going to lose that trade by its very nature because they're basically gonna have to bend over in order to move up in that scenario. At least that's my thoughts on it.