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I'd love to get a nice one but I don't think they sell anything other than the "game" version of him That being said the quality of the nike jerseys are pretty terrible now

2021 is one of the better classes, not the famed 2003,, but its upper half no question.

PFF you say...... Brother Dexter Lawrence is the biggest problem on that stacked DL, he gets tripled teamed on plays. They ALL are ballin, nice for BBs breakout in year 7...

Already a big fan of this dude and this video made me an even bigger one. He's such an important element of team. It trips me out how quick and agile he is at that size. But umm...I'ma pass on that headbutt, #95!

Idk about best of all time, but 4 guys from that draft are still on the roster and contributing. That's pretty good when 4 draftees get second contracts from the org that drafted them.

#Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa said part of the reason he didn’t target Jaylen Waddle much vs. the #Browns was because he had trouble seeing him over the O-line and D-line: “I’m not the tallest guy back there. Sometimes when that happens you don’t want to just throw it blindly.” https://x.com/mysportsupdate/status/1981107157044253011?s=46

The answer as always was take the Rams deal The second option was as soon as you hang up on the Rams you extend him right then (probably would have been around 25-27 mill a year around that time) The third and worst option is what the panthers ended up doing (not Dan's fault)

But if you're planning to make a move for a QB in the future, and we were, those picks would have been huge trade capital. Now ask yourself how much better situation would we have been in if we had been able to exchange the Rams 1sts instead of our own and DJ Moore? Would we still have ended up with the number 1 overall? Possibly. Would we have kept Darnold since he was showing improvement and see if he improved, then had 4 1sts in 2 years to get our QB. Its possible. We could have also used those 4 1sts to build around Bryce and our defense. We could have done a lot. It wasn't just about Burns. It was admitting we weren't just a single piece away. Burns gave us 3 high value pieces to build from in trade value if played correctly. For a GM with any vision for the future, that's a grand slam and you're signing that trade before they can reconsider.

Yeah but that is through the first three weeks of the season. No idea what thoss stats look like now.

I still think it’s Gamble for now due to availability and longevity. He was so solid and got a high number of picks.

You can look at the article and the pff stats and clearly see that he gets more attention than anyone else on that line.

He’s actually got a good little dip/turn thing in the pocket. Pretty smooth little deal when you are about to get killed by some 6-4 300 behemoth. When he can’t do that move or roll out and gets drilled, he takes it like a man, much less grimacing than our previous #1 overall QB. He’s also an efficient runner when he’s decisive. Bryce is his best after a little 20 yard scramble. Gives him confidence that he doesn’t have as a pocket passer.

The asterisk is denoting last year’s finalists for the class of 2025.

David and Nicole Tepper were responsible for Bryce Young. That's just undisputable fact.

Slippery in the pocket and somehow avoids big hits I have a theory tho that defenders don’t really know how to tackle him since if they reach forward they’re generally going to get hands to the face called on them. also the Hail Mary at the end of the half against Jacksonville was bizarre. A DB blitzing from the corner had a kill shot on Bryce and then just kinda stopped running. I wonder if they’re being coached against hitting him hard because it’d look so bad, even a legal hit, it’d draw a flag.

How will they find a way to keep Luke out this time? It shouldn't even be a discussion but I fear they'll find a way. Unless the rules changes, I don't think anyone else will get in.

no i mean gluing pictures together on construction paper and stuff...i imagine hes good at collage and maybe even decoupage

No doubt. He is on track for an elite career and maybe a spot in Panthers history.

DB’s run defense might make him better. It’s so underrated how different our run defense is with him playing. I’m probably bias though as an Auburn fan.

Eli does have two and his playoff accomplishments are pretty remarkable. But, if you removed those from the equation it isn't a compelling argument at all.

I only own one Panthers jersey, and it's none other than Derrick Brown. The dude is a freak.

I think he is. I just don’t like discussing him as such.

career numbers should keep Manning out IMO, he really shouldn't even gotten this far, but he gets the NY bump and the name of course helps too rings? I reckon Brad Johnson and Trent Dilfer need some consideration too since they have a ring you wanna rank this guy up amongst the all-timers? fuhgedoutit

very fair

I'd be shocked if we ever see another 5 man modern day HOF class if they continue with the new voting rules. It's the same reason I no longer think Smitty will ever make it, and the same goes for any other player that many view as a borderline candidate, just always going to be way many splitting of votes for those non 1st ballot guys, they may never get in. The 1st ballot and near 1st ballot guys will continue to get in, so someone like Kuechly is safe. But the guys who in the past would take 10 years to finally get in, they just will never have a fair shot again unless it's like Sharpe this past season and get put in by the veteran committee.