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We don't have an 8th in 2028. That is the last remaining pick we owe Chicago for the Bryce Young deal.

He mentioned the Panthers would be receiving a conditional 8th round draft choice in the 2028 NFL draft

I feel the same way but I might be thinking Saints, they've had some OL injuries as well

Happened last offseason too. It's just part of it. Hell, we had CMC, Donte Jackson and D. Brown all basically have that happen after inking big deals.

I asked a 20something at the office if they knew what a Compuserve, AOL or NetZero trial CD was last week. Blank stare.

Damn... Might just be due to it happening to Slater and now McGary but it feels like there was another player or two that just signed extensions and have already suffered significant injuries.

fug em. If I had to watch this team trot out David Foucault and Nate Chandler as the starting tackles in a nationally televised game I have no sympathy for any other team in the league. They can figure it out.

Never understood how someone was so good at cooking raccoons was so bad at catching a football. Doesn’t make sense… I also think cucumbers taste better pickled. But that’s neither here nor there.

Not just a drop--but his drops were game enders, it seemed. Maybe only 1 or 2, but that makes it tough. I really pull for XL, but did not like the pick. I wanted Ladd, but we needed a potential #1 to groom. Ladd was second fiddle to a TE, but I liked his ability to play 10-12 years at a high level.

Falcons RT MCGary carted off, don't know how bad it is yet, but bad enough for the cart being brought out. Penix is left handed, so he just lost his blind side protector. Falcons fans bemoaning their tackle depth (who doesn't).

And your young QB has a laundry list of major injuries during college football. Oh wee mayne...

Falcons OT Storm Norton underwent ankle surgery Tuesday and is now expected to miss 6-8 weeks, per source. Then today offensive tackle Kaleb McGary and was carted off with a leg injury that necessitated an MRI. https://x.com/adamschefter/status/1958229239586488337?s=46

From a fans perspective I believe Dave leads more as a coordinator. He is super involved with being a QB guru. However showing an early doubt in the QB you are supposed to develop here can come off as if you are still green as a coach. In his other roles he couldn't change the QB as he went which made him focus on the teams chosen QB to develop and not giving away reps to others. Yes he gives off the energy to us as a positive type coach yet his lack of involvement on motivating the entire team shows on the field. We had more success with general type coaches who demanded player accountability but also encouraged them to be themselves and to play within their personality on the field without forgetting the basics. The team also needs field generals out there. Dave's speeches dont really motivate and I know he means well but man he is boring as a coach.

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How much is aol dial up these days I wonder?

You don't have to be a screamer or a cheerleader to be a leader. You just have to be respected by your peers. If you're screaming and rah rah'ing around while playing like ass you're just gonna be seen as a joke. Like why don't you just STFU and get yourself straight and stop worrying about anybody else.

Think the 53 is pretty realistic. Evans>Bartholomew tho

Bryce Perkins 3 td 300 passing yards incoming only to get cut in favor of Plummer the day after

Yep, he and defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero will do all the play calling. It seems like he thinks he might have a better result that the other ones. Let's hope so!!! https://www.yahoo.com/sports/article/panthers-hc-dave-canales-reveals-173741195.html OK still Yahoo but this is my home page and most of time pretty acurate. I think his attitude might rub off on team!! Go Panthers!!!!!!!!!

Bryce is lead by example and Chubba is the voice/vocal one of the offense. It's obvious if you watch the team at all. Y'all funny. It's obvious if you watch the team at all.

nothing helps you get over drops and negative thoughts like playing well and winning

I saw the post a few days ago. I think the TB WR was top 15 too. I said my piece about it. It's completely insane to be banking a high WR pick on TMac with him both being a rookie and the offensive situation being what it is in Carolina. As a fan, I wouldn't touch that poo until the top 20 WR's. That risk/reward scale makes it very suspect.

Despite how laid back Bryces personality is I have heard nothing except extremely positive review and comments from past coaches and teammates about how fantastic a leader he is. It is odd to hear that so often and forcefully when seeing Bryce so calm all the time.

Its like a hitter in baseball in a slump. You need positive thoughts, not demons in your head. He will be OK...but I worry about the first drop and his ability to overcome them.