Hard Knocks?

[CBDellinger]

11 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

Should have been on in 2023 it would have been way more entertaining. 

Reichs Monday morning meetings w/ Tepper = must see tv!!!

[countryboi]

This doesn't have nearly the same appeal it used to. Teams are actively avoiding "Hard Knocks," especially after the Giants' experience. That said, I would enjoy it a lot.

[CRA]

12 hours ago, outlaw4 said:

With Canales, our Hard Knocks is more likely to play out like a Hallmark movie, which is the opposite of what they want. We'll probably be safe because of that.

yeah, Canales nor Bryce really offer what that show wants.   We would have to be bringing a lot to the table given we are a small market team.  We just don't have the personalities.  XL just ain't enough

[ProcessBlue2]

They will pick the Titans and whoever they draft #1 overall will be the focus. Probably Sanders.

If not, they will pick Atlanta.

[Panthering]

10 minutes ago, CRA said:

yeah, Canales nor Bryce really offer what that show wants.   We would have to be bringing a lot to the table given we are a small market team.  We just don't have the personalities.  XL just ain't enough

Robert Hunt would shine for the show I think, Derrick Brown would be an interesting story to watch during his last parts of rehab, Bryce is intruiging just because of his massive comeback this season. There could be something there, I hope they choose us since we're in a very curious spot going into next season. 

[mav1234]

54 minutes ago, countryboi said:

This doesn't have nearly the same appeal it used to. Teams are actively avoiding "Hard Knocks," especially after the Giants' experience. That said, I would enjoy it a lot.

For someone that actively avoided the show, what happened with the Giants?

I'd probably watch one about us, heh 

[countryboi]

1 minute ago, mav1234 said:

For someone that actively avoided the show, what happened with the Giants?

I'd probably watch one about us, heh 

It is generally felt that the Giants were embarrassing on "Hard Knocks," mostly due to their handling of the Saquon situation and because of this no one will do it again.

 

https://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2024/7/17/24200415/new-york-giants-hard-knocks-bad-clips-barkley-free-agency-nfl

[Mr. Scot]

Joe Person (speaking as Thanos)

 

[LinvilleGorge]

2 hours ago, countryboi said:

This doesn't have nearly the same appeal it used to. Teams are actively avoiding "Hard Knocks," especially after the Giants' experience. That said, I would enjoy it a lot.

Pretty much this. Yeah, I would enjoy getting a better look at the process as a Panthers fan but my #1 goal as a Panthers fan is to see my team win. I don't think the circus of Hard Knocks at all contributes to that #1 goal. In fact I think it works against it and that's why teams seek to avoid it. I'm honestly surprised the NFL hasn't gotten rid of it with all teams universally hating it but then again the same thing is true for Thursday Night Football, so yeah... all about the Benjamins.

[therealmjl]

15 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

If Tennessee can't say no and they have a shiny new #1 overall QB that's the direction I'd go. I'd prefer to not have to have us deal with that circus.

This

[pantherdad]

I enjoy the Blueprint episodes just as much 

[Jon Snow]

They will go wherever the Sanders circus end up.

[LinvilleGorge]

6 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

They will go wherever the Sanders circus end up.

Hopefully 

[CRA]

8 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

They will go wherever the Sanders circus end up.

that seems like the smartest play.  Because you know you essentially are going to get the Sanders family along w/ the QB.