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Panthers vs. Giants in München


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1 minute ago, Captroop said:

I'd much rather have a confident team and the #8 pick. Bryce (Stroud) and now Caleb Williams (Daniels) prove that the consensus #1 overall doesn't mean poo. 

I will remember this comment when Sanders and Ward and Hunter and Tmac lighting up the league and we stuck with a DE from Michigan.

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1 minute ago, Chief_Chokeaho said:

Bryce has played well despite the limitations of the offense and talent around him. Period. 

His offensive line and RBs are awesome. WRs, although young, are solid. He has a good offense around him. 

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