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There's been some good ones. That and the stiffarm on MNF come to mind.

The Bucs had plenty of candidates back on that 1st Superbowl team. When the league assigned them to the NFC South, they were barking about how they got demoted to a division with loser teams.

Uh... Corey Brown was huge in our 2015 SB run. Made some monster playoff catches. TMJ, Gettis, Drew Carter, Mingo, Dwayne Jarrett, Ryne Robinson, Kealoha Pilares, Shi Smith, and Joe Adams could never be on Philly Brown's level

I still say that Corey Phillip Brown was the most hyped Panthers receiver of all time. It is most certainly debatable though.

If he's still playing at a high level and the numbers can be right for both sides then it would be awesome to have him back. Fingers crossed!

There's that s word again...If the career curve and contract numbers align, then perhaps he'll be here, but he deserves fan appreciation however it goes.

If his knees are healthy he runs a 2.7 40-yard dash. He's going to completely break the league on the deep ball.

Drew Carter is going to cook this year.

He's certainly no David Gettis

I really hated the Bucs when they were coming off their Super Bowl win like 20+ years ago. We kind of had a pride battle between our defenses. The Bucs SB defense was fantastic, but ours would go onto win the NFC in 2003. Blocking that extra point in week 2 of 2003 is probably my favorite moment against the Bucs.

Context is so complicated for you. Keep that same energy during the season and once it's finished.

If he wants to continue to play and is physically capable of continuing to play then I'm sure a deal will be reached. But I'm not gonna sit here and feign pity for someone who has earned a literal fortune. He'll make more this year than most wildly successful people will earn in a lifetime. Taylor Moton is gonna be just fine with or without the Panthers moving forward.

If he's that much of a homer, he'll take a discount on his next contract. I really doubt he's going to give up millions on his last contract to stay in Carolina though. Thanks for your service though Taylor. One of the few guys we've had over the last 5-10 years that's actually been good.

I just hope dan, tepper or bt don't make an emotional move. Just play this year out and see what's up.

He's making $31M this year. Im fairly confident that is more than the annual salaries of everyone on this board combined. I love T-Mo, but we got to keep it in perspective. Neither side is in the wrong here

Jalen Coker is what we hoped Mingo would be. This situation reminds me of Marty Hurney. He had his flaws obviously, but he very much believed in keeping your strengths, strong. Now, granted for most of Hurneys tenure, that meant being strong at RB and LB/Dline. Still, this is the deepest WR room I can ever remember in franchise history, and it's a core group we can keep together for a few years. I still want to improve at ILB, but not at the expense of weakening the strongest WR corp we may have ever had.

T-Mac is paying the Panthers tax right now in Madden. Only thing going to help him is balling out and the team winning.

Lolz Just don't be another XL. Even being a solid #2 would be a decent outcome. There are reasons he skipped combine areas and in Madden that would hurt his overall rating as a WR. Just another Panthers player that has a lot to prove so nothing new.

I know nothing about these ratings but I heard on the radio that he had a rating of 75. FWIW Cam Ward was rated with a 71. If he catches the ball a bunch he will be fine.

Until proven otherwise which is also the expectation with back to back 1st at WR. If he still is at the end of the year DM is toast and should be.

I don't see how anyone could rate an unproven McMillan or a slightly underwhelming Legette over Coker in terms of quality, right now.

https://x.com/Schultz_Report/status/1950581023852343788

Can't play forever and being 300+ makes it even worse. Great dude but I just hope he can play through the year healthy. Signing 2 OGs at max market value just made this inevitable last year while the LT is looking at a new contract. It's just the NFL business side.

Oh, look there! Jalen Coker was a top 5 rookie WR last year according to PFF. https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-most-underrated-players-all-32-nfl-teams-2025 LOL

In terms of the young receivers based on what they've actually shown on an NFL field? He is and it's really not debatable. I bet your beloved PFF would probably agree. LOL