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https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/46304114/nba-rank-2025-2026-flagg-beal-reaves-best-players-100-51 Miller at #76, Ball at #63. Draymond at #51 nullifies this whole list. But par for the course for ESPN. Some other really questionable rankings.

If you have to know a code it’s not intuitive it’s a wtf lol. Never seen those warning flags but I’m not on the coast.

We all knew these threads would happen after 1 win

We have a very solid group of corners

I mean, if he wanted out of Houston because he wanted to be used on the blitz more, I'd think he would just be replicating what we have with Moehrig and Ransom already, what we need is the back end safety.

The staying healthy is the key. He as good as it comes when on field. Great Player. Go J.C.!!!!!

RBI!

To be fair… the passing game isn’t exactly a threat. Might as well put extra linemen out wide.

I kind of want to see what Thornton can do. He looked legit in his preseason snaps.

if we are keeping the main thing the main thing..he isn't a good WR. And he likely does have a roster spot simply because he is Dave's guy. I mean kudos on a good run blocking day. But if all you can really do is run block AND you occupy every snap in a game on the outside......that's most likely going to limit the O and be a more of a net negative than a positive most days.

No, I’m sorry but the Huddle gospel was that Moore was worthless and was only on the roster because he was butt buddies with the HC

The Panthers did a great job of countering the Falcons' pass rush in the run game. They utilized veteran wideout David Moore, a good run blocker on the perimeter, as the motion man to help with crack-toss plays and trap blocks. It was also interesting to see more Sean McVay wide zone concepts in Canales’ version, especially with the “insert” concept that is a table in these systems. Second-year cornerback Chau Smith-Wade didn’t come out of the gates hot, but settled in and put forth a fine performance. His spacing in zone coverage tightened up and it began to have an impact later on—like on his pick-six of quarterback Michael Penix Jr. He also showcased good matching capabilities while having some impressive man reps and tackles in space. You have to appreciate how well Ejiro Evero’s defense rallied to the football. Some runs that would, in the past, go for chunk yardage were contained. Tackling was improved on all three levels of the field. Wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan was once again the leader in receiving yards (48) on Sunday, but he struggled away from the box score with a couple of drops. As head coach Dave Canales noted Monday afternoon, the Falcons did a great job staying in phases on McMillan, especially at the top of routes. Rookie safety Lathan Ransom showed more flashes of control as a tackler. He continues to show the physicality that is needed in Evero’s defense while having the athleticism and downhill burst to click and close sideline to sideline or north/south. https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/panthers/2025/09/23/panthers-film-review-falcons-week-3/86308214007/

Horn + Jackson + Smith-Wade might be the best CB trio we've had in a minute.

I think we would have had a good shot. I believe at the time we had already traded for the first overall pick, so Baltimore could have then immediately get whatever replacement they wanted for Lamar in the draft or trade for someone else. I still am baffled we were one of the teams that put out that ridiculous statement about not pursuing Lamar. Yeah, let’s not trade for the franchise carrying, mvp winning, all pro top 5 qb in league to help take this franchise higher places. They should have at least tried. They were willing to go all in on Watson but not Lamar, I don’t understand Tepper.

Very encouraging to see Trevin bounce back nicely the past two weeks

That Jackson trade was a pretty solid one. I don't think he is elite or anything but he looks to be a solid CB2 we acquired for our 7th round rookie LB if I remember correctly?

Yea if you watch he had a perfect seam open up at the last second to run straight between but by that time he had already panicked, stopped and was about to start running backwards lol

This usually only applies to our own coaches. lol

Gonna be a rough day in the film room for Jackson since he couldn’t get around a qb without ligaments falling to the ground.

not the guy we want on our young team.

Is that what happened there? I feel like I looked down to type up a tweet (it was a banger, natch) and then the half was over.

We almost got his assclown boy fired as well. We beat them 10-3 on Christmas Eve in their home finale that season. He was shitcanned on New Years Day.

I wouldn't say the Patriots are easy. They are playing very good football right now. They easily outplayed the Steelers but could'nt stop turning the ball over. That should be the most difficult of the 4