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That’s solid even for how bad he is. Hopefully he never sees the field

If you can get Slaughter in the second or third round, you're certainly not over-drafting him in the first.

Yea, I was so close to taking Pitt +5 first half. Always like a team who's played a game vs a team having their first game very early in the day. And in a "neutral" court where the sight lines are different, makes shooting in your first game down usually. But Pitt has just been so dreadful this year, I couldn't force myself to do it.

Who knows lol, they'll figure it out. No need to expend my energy on something I'm not doing right?

The #49ers are poised to designate WR Brandon Aiyuk a Post 6/1 release in the coming hours. They'll carry his $14.6M cap hit into June, then take on dead hits of: 2026: $13,325,281 2027: $21,247,562 SF will also receive a $4.987M cap credit next season for having not picked up the 2030 option year. The expectation is he'll sign with Washington for those few that wanted us to take a look.

I think spotrac has updated the restructures already. So we now have 31.58.

I don't think Lloyd is going to be anywhere but in the center. I mean, are you suggesting that he doesn't excel in coverage? Are you saying that we got bamboozled?

If the Panthers are still going with the BPA philosophy and Kenyon Sadiq is still hanging around at 19, they have to select him. He's a top 10-15 prospect.

At 31.58m before any of the signings.

So, do you think Lomu and Freeling are going to be better than Omar Cooper? Do you think they'll have a bigger impact in general, and impact for us? In general, I don't think it's a winning formula to draft inferior players at less valuable positions, not saying that this is the case.

Soccer plays. The score one is to score or assist

From what was available, I would have gone: 1. Lomu or Woods 2. Rodriguez 3. Slaughter would have been fine.

I'm just targeting the players I like for us. Impact over position. CJ Allen is a green dot. Devin Lloyd isn't. Excels in coverage and on-field communication. And the guy is a brick house. Think he's an animal and perfect piece for the center of the defense.

Very short-term and small contract for Stone Forsythe, which means he's clearly not the starter solution And probably not a lock to make the 53-man roster after preseason #Panthers still very much in FA and draft market for a LT https://x.com/PanthersAnalyst/status/2031769018626126163?s=20

Still need another upgrade beside Devin Lloyd.

NC State not looking good early

There should be. And in this mock there were two (Lomu and Freeling) that would have been better picks than a WR.

LB, really? How much money and high draft picks do we need to throw at the position?

R1 I like CJ Allen LB, Monroe Freeling OT and McNeil-Warren DB Still have prominent needs at OL, LB and DB I don’t really buy WR or TE in the first 2 this year. Should just avoid pass catchers in R2 in general given our history lol.

I don't think there is any way that we take a center in the first. First of all, it's really too high to draft a center, and, secondly, we haven't drafted a center in damned near 20 years. The FO might just not value the position like that; they have money in the tackles and the guards.

Oh there will be a salary cap implemented soon in MLB. Don’t worry, the Dodgers and Yankees are going to be to blame for that.

Damn so we carved out like $24 mil between him and Ashawn. That’s on top of the 9 mil-ish we had. Pat Jones Jr could save us another 5 (unless I missed that we already cut him)

Yeah I'm thinking more so about Phillips concussion history

Are you suggesting that we need to trade up (because I don't know about that)?

No way we are taking Cooper at 19. Not even sure he goes in the 1st round. Our FA signings have given us more of an opportunity to draft BPA at 19 (if there isn't an OT we like), but we still need a FS, another LB, OT, and C and would do well with looking at TE (in the mid rounds), DT/NT, and backup QB. And another CB (preferably nickel)