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Soccer starts early tomorrow so went ahead and put in a slip. You need to find a book that offers shots on target. Last leg is Barcelona over 4.5 shots on target

I think them telling him he doesn’t have to report to the AD sealed

I mean, they're not idiots. Bryce isn't a very good QB, so of course they don't think he's a very good QB.

I dont think any of them are completely sold on bryce yet. Its honestly the smart thing to do if you don't want give his camp any leverage.

To pretend he's a Hornets fan but bash the team every chance he gets

I definitely understand the "draft a T" move--it is just not what I would do right now in this situation. thanks

This is a good thread--I definitely see both sides--just explaining how I feel on April 3...Nice to have civil discourse.

You ever make an NBA All-Star team? Why do you even post in this thread?

Ahhhhhh, someone on TV said it, so it must be true. If it makes you feel any better, I’ve been on TV before. I do win.

Fixed it for you.

Ehhh. He’s got insurance. If he doesn’t work out at tackle, he should be able to fit at G. Freeling and Lomu are toast if they don’t hit at LT.

I read that but didn’t take it as an indictment. Maybe it is. Tbis is what I took heart in seeing.Actual acknowledgement of his inconsistency: "Based on our conversations, his excitement for what we have and where we are and the steps we were able to take last year," Canales said. "But also knowing that moments in different games, it wasn’t our best. Can we be at our best at all times?" D

I could be wrong, but I think he also has the lowest floor and highest bust potential among the guys mentioned in the same conversation.

I knew he was hedging for a raise.

I definitely respect your opinion more than Tracy McGrady, Vince Carter, and Carmelo Anthony (whom I just watched on their show, all saying NOBODY wants to get the Hornets in the post-season). You win.

For all the good feelings about Bryce Young, when you read between the lines, it's what DC says and doesn't say that makes us know that Bryce hasn't necessarily been the supercomputer that they thought he would be. This season, Bryce has to make a tangible progression on the field. "A big part of it is being able to operate at the line of scrimmage — not in the huddle — when we want to, and he’s certainly capable of that," Canales said about Young. "It’s not solely on him. It’s a group that’s pretty young. You have to trust all the guys to go up there, communicate verbally or nonverbally and execute what we’re doing. We’ve made huge strides in that regard. His ability to alter things based on what they’re giving you will give us another edge, which he’s continued to grow and had some great examples down the stretch where he identified things they were doing, got us to the right check and capitalized on some plays. Want to see him do that more when it’s appropriate. We don’t need to be changing things just to change it." The implications, perhaps insinuations, are pretty evident. Bryce is just going to have to do better. "And then for Bryce, it’s the identification of early on the cues that the defense are giving us, to be able to eliminate parts of your progression before the ball’s even snapped. That happens with time. I’ve seen quarterbacks really own and master, which allows them to play lightning fast." Obviously Bryce isn't necessarily picking things up as fast as Canales would like, and I can only assume that Canales is making comparisons to Russell Wilson, Geno Smith and Baker Mayfield. But, of course, not everyone picks things up at the same rate. Bryce's pace has left Canales wanting for more. During the coming season, I don't believe that it will be good enough for Bryce to start putting things together in December, evidence of the light switch being on is going to have to show itself in September. Basically, it's really the moment that we've all been waiting for, the one that we thought should've happened earlier, the one that brings Bryce's accountability in the spotlight. On an off note, perhaps to that end, we should consider the possible implications upon the draft, but that's another story. Basically, it's time for Bryce to sh¡t or get off the pot. https://roundtable.io/sports/nfl/panthers/news/carolina-panthers-dave-canales-holds-nothing-back-on-bryce-young-in-new-interview

Wouldn’t mind Tyson. Definitely prefer him to Sadiq.

If Caleb Lomu is available at 51 and we pass on him, we are complete idiots

Cashed out my one bet and almost payout psg over 6.5 shots on target. Last I saw they were still at 6

Color me an idiot I guess

Then who are you getting? Billy Donovan that hasn't coached in college in 10 years and has been leading an asstastic bulls team?

He's a troll don't feed

whats the new report??