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Arsenal suck. They were the easy leg of my 5k parlay today and did nothing

Just out here dropping gold

It sure would be nice if this franchise weren't the butt of jokes thanks to the Tepper’s.

Pavia might not be a draftable player but I like him, he has the confidence I wish Bryce would have.

A decade? We made the playoffs and are trending up.

Donovan was given an offer with a deadline to accept and he informed the school that he wouldn't be able to meet the deadline. May I'm not 100% was formally offered but assume he was since he was in the tier 1 list alongside both Lloyd and Donovan who got the same offer that Malone ended up taking. 5 years 8.3m average

This was Mike's final mock for 2025 draft: Panthers mock draft: A trade in the first round The Panthers trade the eighth and 57th overall picks to the Miami Dolphins for the 13th, 48th and 98th overall picks, plus a 2026 third-round pick First round, 13th overall (via Miami): Donovan Ezeiruaku, OLB, Boston College Second round, 48th overall (via Miami): Carson Schwesinger, ILB, UCLA Third round, 74th overall: Kyle Williams, WR, Washington State Third round, 98th overall (via Miami): Nohl Williams, CB, California Fourth round, 111th overall: Billy Bowman, S, Oklahoma Fourth round, 114th overall (via Dallas): Jonas Sanker, S, Virginia Fifth round, 140th overall (via New York Giants): Devin Neal, RB, Kansas Fifth round, 146th overall: Mitchell Evans, TE, Notre Dame (nailed the player and round) Fifth round, 163rd overall (via Baltimore): Hollin Pierce, OT, Rutgers Seventh round, 230th overall (via Arizona): Andres Borregales, K, Miami https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article304341941.html

That is reasonable, the development aspect and I hope to heaven they do that if they don’t want to invest early. Gross went at 8 I think, and was RT his rookie year.

Fishy: 78 P; Svech: 67 P; Jarvy: 66 P; Fly: 65 P; Blakey: 49 P; Ghosty: 47 P: Hallsy: 44 P This team could end up with an 80P guy, 2 70P guys and 3 50P guys when it's all said and done.

Seven North Carolina players have entered the transfer portal or announced their intentions to enter so far today: Derek Dixon (6.5 PPG) Jonathan Powell (4.8 PPG) Kyan Evans (4.0 PPG) Zayden High (3.4 PPG) Isaiah Denis (1.9 PPG) Jaydon Young (1.8 PPG) James Brown (1.2 PPG)

As long as we have DB, odd man fronts are the way to go for us. We want to line DB up between the guard and tackle (4i-tech) because of how quick he is off the snap and his punch on the guard off the snap. If anyone is wondering why he pretty much has to be doubled (or combo blocked) just about every snap, its because he is lined up in that spot in our odd man front. If we change to an even front, it becomes a lot harder to have DB play the 4i-tech. Not sure if I would say Evero likes smaller NTs - I wouldn't call Bobby Brown a small NT by any sense. I think we run a 1-tech NT, so they are usually getting double teamed (or combo blocked) by concept alone. I actually think Bobby Brown did a pretty good job of eating blocks and being positionally sound on most runs at him (not his fault we were rocking ass LBs last year + Wharton being god awful). The bigger problem came on the toss plays/outside runs where DB wasn't able to blow it up in the backfield (i.e., the Bills game). Lloyd should help with the run D and getting a rangy LB in the draft will definitely help. There are also some good 1-tech DTs (and 0-techs) that can be instant day 1 starters for us in the draft.

Thanks for bringing receipts. I appreciate the facts, but they are a stark contrast to what we see on the ice, but maybe, as I've said before, his "aw sh!t" moments just seem to weigh heavier than his "attaboy" moments.

If it were me, I would take Proctor over the rest, but I would have a firm understanding and (if this is legal) an escape clause in his contract if he decides to spend his signing bonus at the Pancake Barn (the edible kind). After that, Freeling and then Lomu to a lesser degree. I really like Miller, but he is a RT only, based on my understanding. I am not dismissing the quality of Tackles that are expected to go day 3. They have issues, but they also have time to develop. I think of it this way: When would Freeling have been drafted in 2025? What happened between 2025-2026 that moved him from a mid-rounder to a top 16 player? Find a guy with upside if you are not starting him day 1 and develop him. That is how I would approach it--I am sure there are others who might do it many different ways.

Okay. I haven’t really looked at him because, no interest in tiny. I would ask the same questions I asked about Bryce, which are basically what athletic traits does he have that rate as above average in the NFL? In Bryce’s case, the honest answer I came up with was none.

Well, one thing about Pavia that is indisputable: he's got that dawg in him. His production can't be denied either.

He's got to be trolling the fans at this point.

It would have sucked then too. We had all these specimens in and I think maybe they have their heads on straight looking at the future, just maybe. Then this poo. Did Morgan lose a bet?

Ehlers

Our qb room.

I know the offer to Lloyd came out, but I never saw that anything was officially offered to May or Donovan. Not saying it didn’t happen, just curious what the source is.

I haven’t scouted them to say, because I am not GM and have no say. The Miami kid, but he will probably be gone. Freeling. Proctor is interesting. Like I said I haven’t really scouted but I would look closer at him because I have seen some claiming he has the quickness and feet even at his inflated size. So I would look closer at that. My ideal outcome is one of the top guys who are probably not gonna fall, falls and we use 19 on him. Obviously, I guess. I am not wanting to trade up or anything - not putting it like code red at all costs, but if we get a chance to get that covered I would for sure want to take it. Also it looks like we might be able to drop down a few slots and find a future RT at decent value which I would also be fine with. I think if someone fell that made 19 a hot pick, then I would want to trade out unless it was a top T. I would probably want to get a run stopper for the DL if the tackle thing didn’t fall right. That is what I voted for here because I feel it is more likely that we don’t have things fall to fit my scenario.

I don't have an issue with 3-4 other than we don't have a true NT. You need a monster in the middle and we haven't had that. Evero likes smaller NTs and you can't eat 2 blockers being undersized for the position.

Idk what Miller did to PF69. But, yall gotta stop letting him gaslight yall into mass hysteria. Every pairing that Miller has played on this season is top 30 in the NHL in CF, CA, Corsi%, GF and xGF. Nearly every national analyst has raved about the move as one of the top offseason additions. And, while he does turn the puck over, he's not even top 25 for TOs by a dman in the NHL. Not the most on the team (Aho) or even most by a Canes D, that would be his current linemate, Walker.

Dude, a lot if not most receivers don't break tackles. What are you talking about? Some of the most dynamic receivers in the game are elusive as hell and don't break a thing. We're not discussing a running back, we're discussing a receiver. The litmus test for a first round receiver are things like whether they are a legitimate playmaker, are a threat to take it to the house on any given play, can get yards in chunks, and can have a marked impact upon the game more Sundays than not. Concepcion runs good routes, and wins at all three levels of the field, not to mention is a legitimate returner. Only wins one way? Come on, man. That's ludicrous within the context that you're trying to imagine.