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The latest and it's a tawdry story for sure.

The bus needs to be in the backup role to hopefully avoid shattering what's left of his confidence. Hopefully he can bounce back with a break.

Robinson

Steve: What if somebody calls my Mama a wh*re? Dalton: Is she?

It's a simple matter of do the positives outweigh the negatives. And such is the case when assessing any potential signing. Even if you can talk him down on his salary expectation it will still be a higher end deal compared to younger counterparts that don't have the potential very real diva baggage. And then there is the matter of keeping him healthy. In a perfect world you would like to have him for depth but on top of all the variables of such a signing we also have young receivers who need the targets and continued development. I chuckle every time people mock any vague skepticism of maxing out the salary cap for an unproven roster as if this franchise just began it's existence several years ago with the Tepper's. Too many people cocooned within the confines of social media have little understanding or concern for anything that isn't recent. The Panthers have been around the block before with these concepts. It's ok to be realistic with expectations.

Ehlers

Somewhere a few years ago a Miami fan posted the same thing on their forum

I think McDonald is my Draft Crush this year, so it probably won't happen

They will not take one in the first. You might as well prepare yourself.

I remember reading somewhere that either the Panthers or NFL teams in general had Hill Jr as a FRP.

I guess. They say he is better pass than run. Also he was supposedly a better player in like, 2023. So find what he changed and change it back.

I'd be happy making millions just to sit on the bench.

Freddie hasnt been much better except last game, that said I think our d gets a lot better in the playoffs with line matching.

Won't he be 3rd string for the Eagles behind Hurts and McKee?

I agree with that. Moving 1 or 2 spots up, ok, depending on the cost. Moving to 1 from 9, nope. Moving to 1 from 20, I don't even want to know what that would cost. Cheap rookie contracts are the only way to really be competitive. You have to hit on your picks at impact positions to have a chance for a deep playoff run year after year. Bills and the WR group are a perfect example. Elite QB, no one to catch it.

Okay I see that we smoked them twice in 2005 Davis’ first year. The next year not so much though. Lost 20-7 and won 10-3 or 10-7.

Man... don't get my hopes up, Dan. I would LOVE to see this guy on the Panthers.

They aren't going to fire Hubert until they are sure they have a replacement Last thing they want is to fire him and take forever hiring someone else

Okay I probably should have said for a draft pick. There are times when I would be okay with maybe trading next years 1 for an established player. But not many. Think about it, you are trading 5 years of a controlled cheap contract for a contract that will probably be your largest or one of them. It is an incredible price to pay.

Brissett's stats, 280.5 YPG, 1.96 TPG, and .67 IPG, averaged out to 16 games would have been 4488 yards, 31 TDs, 11 Ints. He also had a higher YPA and completion %. You can't just dismiss stats like that and say that they don't count, because they do. That's good QB play, regardless of what the team record is. A QB that did that during the season could have competed with Bryce in camp. You think if Bryce missed is game and Brissett comes in and does that, Bryce is getting his job back? Ain't happening. And if you think it is, you're the one who's dreaming, not me.

yep - he was a FA this offseason and went to NYG. Thanks