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He's just so small and limited Oh, here's the other one. At least Frank does say something worth listening to when he wants to. You just don't seem to have the capacity to understand nuance, so I can't take you seriously.

I don’t know if they panicked, but I think they did have legit interest in Rodriguez and once he was gone they had to pivot. Depth on the d-line is definitely not going to hurt. I just think Anthony Hill has a very high ceiling to be a Micah Parsons level pass rusher and hits hard. Would have been an instant difference maker in pass rush situations.

Parker or McCoy in the 4rth would be highway robbery

except he is not wrong, you have wanted the panthers to go into Fantasy football mode for years now

You do know that screaming for a position to be addressed and then immediately complaining isn't exactly a coherent form of "analysis" right?

I get it but still.......an elite talent (potentially) at some point the risk overtakes the draft position

Blah blah blah, Frank, you love your trolling. You're like that dude who loves to keep things going by saying little poo here and there. Basically, you seem to enjoy trolling more than any convincing analysis. That's what you've become the Huddle's Craig Jones and Smokey.

I read on Thursday that he may need another surgery ..I forget the site it was on

Dude typed this out and still hit post. Nearly spit my coffee out lmao.

McCoys knee must really be shot They said his tape from 2 years ago was beyond elite and yet no team has taken a flyer on him. As far as today goes getting Dukes Parker in the 4rth would be an absolute steal at this point

Horn Jr. looked pretty terrible in the opportunities he did get. Lost and indecisive, and for all the talk about his speed and agility he didn’t seem to have the ability to consistently run away from the defense or make players miss. Turns out he was available in the 6th round for a reason. Wouldn’t be at all surprised if he doesn’t make the roster.

It was very clearly in reference to your posting for the last 2 weeks. Anyone who has read the huddle knows this. You've made it abundantly clear to anyone inside the immediate area of 704 that you want a WR. Nobody is hiding from anyone. Let's get this kid into camp and then begin dissecting his game.

The cold hard fact is is that Brazzell has more to work at than many, considering his elementary route tree. He's likely going to have to get his weight up so that his play strength becomes satisfactory at an NFL level, otherwise he'll be knocked off his route at the line and taken out of the play consistently (which will lead to a lack of patience on the coaches' parts, which will slowly lead to washing out and an early exit). I would like to see him at least be a legit "sacrificial X" at the very least, but he really needs to do more. I think that his ceiling is the Z--I'm hoping--but I think that we can forget the slot. The kid has just got a ton of work to do. If we can get more Georgia game, and that being on a consistent basis, then we'll be ahead of the game.

Ehlers

If I'm Rod, I'm telling the refs that I already talked to the league about headhunting

I mean, so Smitty doesn't necessarily cotton to Vol receivers, many analysts don't. Their system makes for a harder evaluation due to receivers' decidedly limited roles. Matt Harmon calls the offense in reference to receivers "Looney Tunes," so Smitty isn't the only one.

Well who was it in reference to? Why not just outright say it? It's a little early to play those types of games as well. In general, just like with every position, fans don't have to like the actual pick, even if they did "scream" for the position for two weeks or two years. This is supposed to be a place for serious football discussion, not potshot drive-bys half the time. Brazzell's skills and fit will be addressed whether you feel it's warranted or not.

Smitty was right about Coker.

Safety or linebacker please..... for the love of God.

I saw him mocked a lot in the second round over a lot of centers. Wonder what the hold up is.

That's really bull. Smitty openly says--like other top analysts--that a lot of a receiver's success or failure depends upon where he goes. Believe it or not, things like coaching, the situations that the receiver is put in and how they are used, and coaches' and FO's patience, etc. can make or break guys.

::sigh::

Definitely understand the Nick Scott concerns and general pessimism about the safety position but I have to imagine it will be addressed more adequately next year. I figured Njoku had long been signed as a free agent. Are the injury concerns scaring teams off?

Hes a third round pick that will play a role on offense, not be a WR1 alpha.