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Fanduel won't let me watch on my phone. The only time I do watch on my phone is when I'm traveling and they say it's been more than 30 days. Farging bastiges.

What a move by Hall for the goal!

Excited for tomorrow’s OL group. I see us taking at least two between tackle and center, probably three by the time draft day is done.

Making judgements about the skill of a running back based on 1 game with 10 attempts without regard to the reliance on OL is rather silly. Unless you are trying to downplay your own good defense?

We dont have a LT or a C. Im not sure why this is overlooked.. referring to their statement about interior OL

Not surprising. I dont see how we don't resign Mays. We need significant OL help.

Staal

This. Dude has not helped us the past two years. Was good when he first arrived and looked like a LT piece, but last memories I will have of him is being hurt and snapping the ball too high.

Svech

In Vegas celebrating my 70th. To the Sphere tonight for the Eagles. Should be able to catch the whole game before going in to the show.

Mesidor makes a little sense given that Dan will be real familiar with him, apparently he still follows Miami pretty closely. That looks good if Icky’s injury never happened. I don’t know what it looks like now. We just need too much.

https://www.pff.com/news/2026-nfl-draft-the-ideal-haul-for-every-team-in-the-first-three-rounds

Carolina Panthers: EDGE Akheem Mesidor, LB Jake Golday, C Jake Slaughter The Panthers made the playoffs for the first time since 2017, but their defense needs major retooling at several levels. Carolina slotted 30th in pass-rush win rate at edge defender last year, and while Nic Scourton and Princely Umanmielen flashed, the team could use an instant-impact starter like Mesidor (92.5 PFF pass-rush grade). Further, Golday (82.4 overall PFF grade) could develop into a multi-year starter for a linebacker unit seeking growth. The Panthers don’t face many key free-agent losses, but the team could be in demand for interior offensive line with both Austin Corbett and Cade Mays hitting the market. Slaughter earned a 79.3 overall PFF grade or better in both of the last two years, and his 86.0 PFF zone-blocking grade would align with Dave Canales’ offense

I may regret it but right now I don’t mind this. Time for some new blood and fresh legs.

I’m a little surprised he’s not being brought back, especially with Cade Mays seemingly headed for free agency. It appears the team believes it can find an upgrade at the position through the draft or free agency

Aho

Jarvis

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7074178/2026/02/26/nflpa-report-cards-2026-grades/?source=user_shared_article Its a pay wall but the whole list is out. I’m not sure how to take the coach/GM evaluations for teams that cleaned house after the season. There are some good grades for apparently fired people, or newly hired people. Someone tell me which.

His talent is borderline generational. He's as fast as Gibbs and 10 pounds heavier. He catches as good as any one and is miles faster than CMC. He's a better pure talent than CMC.. so yeah I would say he's borderline generational

Edge is the new term for pass rushers. Can be a end or 3-4 backer both their jobs are to get after the qb

Too injured

Now why on earth would you set fire to the stadium for drafting a top 5 talent and a better running back than anyone on your roster

And hail Mary's

Yeah that’s what they are calling an edge. It is confusing. In the 34 it is OLB. In the 43 it can be DE. I think that’s how they are using the term.

I remember that post. Way back when we took him, I could not figure out how he could see where to throw it. I had this notion that he was spatially super aware and was really just throwing to a spot, and could do a pretty good job of that even if he couldn’t see it. Clock in your head, timed with the receiver, be exactly there at the right time and he will get the ball there. I really never could figure out how it was going to work.