All Activity

I know it probably won't seem so bad in a few years, but 47M is a tough number to swallow. I can remember when we were paying peppers $16 million for one season and thinking that was insane!

Not really I dont think Parsons even puts them over Detroit

Hope Thielen and the Vikings have fun with that

47M per ooooof no wonder the Cowboys didnt want to pay it

I don’t feel like they are…there? As in being on a Super Bowl run? Am I weird to think that?

47 million per?!?!?!

Green Bay will regret that.

I saw two 1st rounders. Didn't see any additional picks so far. Fittershits was exceptionally stupid for rejecting the Rams offer for Burns.

https://x.com/RapSheet/status/1961171995015745560?t=_J8nkezMggyqs8nix2yZGQ&s=19

Rickey Scoops was right…again

Two firsts and the new contract is all I’ve seen so far.

2 1st round picks is what I saw.

https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1961172404518228105?s=19 Wonder what the comp was?

Parsons to Green Bay

At this point all that matters is if the Panthers establish the deep ball. If it's more of the same defenses will go back to playing our QB the same way they always have. And that only makes their jobs easier.

That's awful but this is the predicament Dan Morgan put the team in. He can't pretend like there weren't red flags.

Let's go Elon, East Carolina.

I said what I said

Thielen was a "dawg" like Dan Morgan likes to say. And they replaced him with puppies. The analytics are probably saying this is more targets for younger receivers they are hoping to develop, specifically the first round pick from 2025. The eye test is going to show a very inexperienced group of WRs that are going to have some serious growing pains, for a 3rd year QB who has not yet proven to be the guy going forward. It's crazy how in the literal first game of his NFL career, Cam Newton showed everyone he was a star QB and there was never any doubt about that. It almost didn't even matter who was around him, although he definitely had a serious lack of talent at WR for most of his career. Bryce is going into his third season and there is still a ton of doubt, and who is around him is seen as crucial for him to have success. I don't like it.

Everyone says AT was old and slow but the one thing he could do consistently was get separation. That takes skill and it's been a huge issue in our WR for years. And while Moore may be a great locker room guy and our WR coach may be a 12 year vet, he's not playing in the game. Vets like AT do what they do because they can see things others don't and exploit it. The DB interview I mentioned before was with Stephon Gilmore after his DPOY season. He was pulling the younger DBs aside showing them things you wouldn't even think you'd be able to tell from the way the receiver was standing. Seeing what a DB or LB is biting on in game that can give you that half step advantage is huge and we don't have that experience in our WR group right now and I think it could end up hurting us. None of our receivers have lined up against NFL corners successfully on a regular basis. Having someone that can walk over and give you a tip to get a half yard separation can be a difference maker.

We only fielded about 4 NFL calibre players on that unit last year.

only 1 QB in the history of mankind has managed a winning record with his opportunities in the David Tepper era. Bring in PJ. He has NFL tools. He will at least be entertaining if called upon. How is that not better than Andy. *PJ Walker bandwagon is back up now that it is....not...time for for the percolator.

I remember people here saying it was ridiculous that we didn't draft Hooker, and that he would be someone we regretted passing on.

decent odds the present cycle continues. Where you might not draft the QB and go the random available vet route like we tried in the Teddy or Darnold/Baker route. We most certainly can't afford to move up in a draft go get "our guy". The roster is still paying the price for that type move last time.