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By carpanfan96 · Posted
This year his cap hit is 7,350,400. 1st - 23,080,400 2nd - 22,680,400 3rd - 28,680,400 4th - 30,680,400 Fully guaranteed is 46,707,000 panthers have an out after year 2, him being cut after the 2027 season saves the team 17m with dead cap hit of 11m. -
This is rough. I do these for myself-helps me keep up with all the chaos and see the blueprint at times. It never hurts to share this with you, but the roster is very fluid--when I do this, it changes the next day. I see 12 areas that must still be addressed. If you consider that only 3-4 draft picks make a difference, we still have work to do. Of course, we have some depth players that could be in the plans and I am not aware--such as CBs Evans and Bartholomew, LBs Windmon, Rattigan, etc. Hope this helps to see it all--I am sure there will be disagreements. However, depending on what we do in free agency over the next few days, it seems the draft will address FS, WR, Edge early on. Yellow areas must be addressed. This thing will not be valid by Thursday, so enjoy it now. Offense RED: IR or PUP; PURPLE: PRACTICE SQUAD (0) Offensive Line: The Panthers are set, but they may still add a RT for depth and an eventual replacement for Moton. The key depth players (Mays, Zavala, and Christensen) have starting experience. Nijman will probably be cut, and Kingston could go back to the PS, Mays and Christensen can play every position on the OL. (2) Wide Receiver: Considering Moore and Devin Thompkins are free agents, the Panthers are currently with 3 Wide receivers. 2 more are needed, probably 3. Expect the Panthers to watch the waiver wire, sign an UDFA if possible, and draft one. (1) Running Back: After Chuba, nothing. I think we will draft a RB on day 3, perhaps finding a UDFA or two for the PS. How the Panthers approach RB will tell us about Brooks. (0) Quarterback: The roster is set at QB, but the PS may not be. Is Plummer the #3? (1) Tight End: Similar to Wide Receiver, the Panthers have some horses in the barn, but no thoroughbred. The fact that the Panthers have not signed a TE in free agency might indicate they are drafting one or going to go with what they have. Assuming they can’t address all needs, can the Panthers go with Sanders, Tremble, Franks (special teamer)? That depends on the offense and their opinion of Sanders. Analysis: The Panthers must address WR and hit on two players who can contribute immediately. Legette and Coker need to improve; AT needs to stay healthy. I think they will sign a free agent WR before the draft. Of course, the TE room could use a name brand TE to go with Tremble and Sanders. TE can be a strength. RB? Don’t get desperate, but look for quality on day 3 of the draft. Frankly, I am sure that some very good RBs will not be drafted and would sign with Carolina knowing that they would have a shot at playing time as a rookie. Offensive Needs: WR, TE, WR, RB, and possibly RT Defense Edge: Jack OLB Linebacker Defensive End Defensive Tackle Defensive End Edge: Sam OLB Linebacker Jadav Clowney Derrick Brown Bobby Brown A’Shwn Robinson DJ Wonnum Shy Tuttle T’Shwn. Wharton Pat Jones Amare Barno Jaden Crumedy DJ Johnson Cornerback Will LB Mike LB Nickel CB Cornerback JC Horn Trevin Wallace Josey Jewell Chau Smith-Wade Mike Jackson ChanderWooten JacbyWindmon Akayleb Evans ClaudinCherilus John Rattigan S. Bartholomew Free Safety Strong Safety Tre Moehrig D. Richardson (0) Defensive Tackle: Bobby Brown and Shy Tuttle with Crumedy on the PS. I think the Panthers are set. (1) Defensive End: Derrick Brown, A. Robinson and T’Shawn Wharton. Robinson had 5 sacks in 2024 and Wharton had 6.5. Robinson is better vs. Run. The draft is deep at DT. It is possible that the Panthers draft one later that is strong vs, the run. (0) Sam Outside Linebacker: Over TE and holds the edge. DJ Wonnum, Pat Jones. DJ Johnson and Barno could be cut. (1) Jack Outside Linebacker: Nine technique who gets to the QB. Jadaveon Clowney needs an edge to limit his plays and mentor. This is interesting if Walker is the pick–not sure what it means. It should be noted that Pat Jones had more sacks as a reserve in Minnesota. (1) Will Inside Linebacker: Trevin Wallace should be the backup. The Panthers need a starter. Wooten will likely be cut. (1) Mike Inside Linebacker: Jewell is getting up there in age and could use an understudy. Rattigan and Windmon showed some promise, I see an addition to this position in the draft. (1) Cornerback: Horn and Jackson are solid, Smith-Wade could be the nickel, but it is not his job at this point. There is no depth unless the Panthers like Evans and Bartholomew, a pair of CBs who played down the stretch and were decent. I think they will add one at some point. (0) Strong Safety: Moehrig will be an upgrade at SS and he can play deep zone S. Richardson is adequate depth. (2) Free Safety: The Panthers will draft one and sign one in free agency later this week, imo. There are some solid Safeties in the draft, but most are SS. Analysis: Morgan and company are focused on the defense, so they paid a lot of money to players who are good tacklers and strong against the run. It is interesting that Morgan did not address LB in free agency, and we cannot expect Jewell and Wallace to hold it down in the absence of Shaq. The Panthers need an edge rusher, despite having Clowney, Wonnum, and Jones. This could suggest that they like Javon Walker, planning to use him as the Will LB and an occasional edge rusher. However, the Panthers have nothing at S. This is a difficult analysis because, as it stands right now, they are going to need to prioritize some areas and leave others in need of upgrading. Defensive Needs: Free Safety, Edge (depth), Will Linebacker, Cornerback (depth), Defensive End (depth), Sam Linebacker (depth), Free Safety (depth) Prioritized Needs Wide Receiver Free Safety Edge (depth, future starter) WIll Inside Linebacker Running Back (depth) Mike Inside Linebacker (depth, future starter) Tight End Defensive End (depth) WIde Receiver (depth) Cornerback (depth) Offensive Right Tackle (depth) Free Safety (depth) -
By JawnyBlaze · Posted
I’ve had a buncha different dogs, so far the American bulldog is my favorite. The Tibetan mastiff pup is great too but the bulldog is very trainable, loyal, strong, good personality, affectionate, everything I like in a dog. The only thing really so far the TB is behind in is he’s not as easily trainable and not quite as affectionate. Pic is an 11 year old American bulldog about 110 lbs (Jackson) and as of this pic 11 month old Tibetan mastiff about 100 lbs (Jericho)
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