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I think it is more than what he showed last year. We have built intelligently around him and given him every chance to succeed. The o-line is no longer a complaint here. Actually in the strength column. Chuba is a competent running back. If you look at Dowdle's average per carry last year, they are on paper a dangerous duo. We also added a promising rookie from a football family to the mix. Legette had a rough first year, but a lot was asked of him. We added arguably the best receiver in the draft to the room. Renfrow is here and looks to be back to his old self after the health concerns. Thielen said for the first time, he honestly doesn't know who is going to make the roster. Coker out played XL last year. Where is the glaring weakness now on offense?

The perks of being a respected organization that fields a contending team.

I predict that if/when he does, you will begin a topic on the matter with yet another non embedded link.

I predict Panthers will eventually sign Rasul Douglas

I thought this thread was going to be about drinking heavily to forget what we just saw on the field.

Ill admit that Im a hopeless optimist every year about this time - it makes preseason so much more fun. That said I really think BY9 shows us that x factor that we all expect a #1 to have. It took longer than anyone hoped for him to find his stride but Im hanging my hat on that right now.

Darin Gantt @daringantt · 15m The league announced training camp dates. Panthers rookies will report 7/21 and vets report on 7/22. Panthers will host Browns for a joint practice on 8/6 and visit the Texans for a practice on 8/14. https://x.com/daringantt/status/1935419284139782256

Florida has 100% stars across the board. Maybe not Mcdavid but stars. Bennett, Reinhart, Eckblad, Thachuk, and Marchand, hell BOB is a Bonafide superstar. Yes, I know I spelled their names wrong because I'm too lazy to look them up. Florida is loaded. But what makes them different is the size and the depth. Their 4th line is big. GMET has the blueprint with $30mil to spend. Go do it!

Or more likely Sam Bennett, he's a bigger need at center

This is 100% upper management buzzword bullshit.

Looks like he took less money to go to Ravens. 1 year, $6M deal ($4M base, up to $2M in incentives). Sounds like we could’ve been one of the teams that offered more. Emphasis on the could of. interesting to know we are looking to upgrade. Have to wonder if we will still look to do so and whether it will be cb or s or both.

I really can't believe the hype this dude has gotten this offseason because of a handful of slightly above average games to close out last season. Granted slightly above average is lightyears ahead of where he was pre-benching, but still. Not buying into the hype until I actually see something on the field that resembles a top tier franchise QB. Haven't seen that yet.

When Tony played coach seats weren't designed for Calista Flockhart.

Right after Schefter was on Mcafees show saying we were interested too lol

Signed with the Ravens

No. We showed no interest in him for the draft. Why now after grabbing 2 edge that we did show interest in?

There is really no excuse for the Bengals to be attempting to execute a rookie contract in this manner. None! This is not about Stewart fuging up, it's about the Bengals fuged up way of doing business.

In before we sign the Rat to 8mm per year

Think of the person next to him. What if Goose had the middle seat?

Just give your money to a charity or flush it down the toilet. Either one would be a better investment.

Coverage skills I can understand, but you'd think solid tacklers would be less rare than they are. That's a pretty basic skill for someone to learn if they're playing defense, at any age.

Good tacklers are rare. Good coverage skills are rare. Having both is more rare.

Yep, it's a very sensible trade off. 1st rounders get 100% guaranteed and teams get the right to a 5th year option. Win Win. Don't fug it up for everybody Cincinnati!