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You joke but Kemba is their current player development coach and could’ve easily scored 25 tonight.

Hornets are a very entertaining team to watch.

It wasn't just Icky. Losing BC to an Achilles also hurt. Can't rely on him either to return this year to at least have 2 guys to cover the position if we make a move to re-sign Yosh. Now we're looking who knows where for a LT,swing T, and another backup. 2 really devastating injuries for our off-season roster building.

I think the fact that he goes down quickly if bumped by anyone Cheerleader size and above would seem to complicate his transfer to a more physically intense position.

He is in no way a physical player. He should become one if he ever wants to be more than a meme tho. He’s blessed with a good frame and avg NFL speed, below average hands and instincts. Spends all game shrinking his frame tho, makes no sense.

Not anymore.

Pretty sure the hornets just put one of the assistant coaches in the game this ones out of hand and they’ve cleared the bench

You have to be so smart to play TE. There's no chance

What a different team tonight with all the guys back. A lot of these 2nd and 3rd teamers have been playing huge minutes (some starting) the past few games … and we STILL split 2/4. Now at full strength, lookout NBA: Starters: LaMelo Kon Brandon Miles Moose Backuos: Coby White Sion James Josh Green Grant Williams Kalkbrenner Third Team: Tre Mann Salaun Connaughton McNeeley PJ Hall Up 34 right now on the road…this franchise has me excited AF!

42-16 is crazy

42 point 3rd quarter against the bulls tonight

from the Athletic…one free agent replacement gone Ravens prepared to make Tyler Linderbaum NFL’s highest-paid center: ‘He is the best’

Sometimes you just have to cut your losses and let it go.

Thats what I’m saying. You’re going to want him to be fluid in finding holes as aTE and he can’t even find the entire field.

If Bryce Young can start throwing rainbows like vintage Russell Wilson did under Bevell and Canales I don’t give a sh*t who calls the plays

I’ve always thought he would be effective in a RB/WR role. If I’m not mistaken he was a RB in college before WR. He could be an effective version of Shenault. He needs designed plays where he gets the ball and just runs.

I think it’s clear that Canales is doing a few things here: 1) Backing off from Bryce. Less accountability if there is regression. 2) Putting Bevell in place behind Idzik so he can spend more time with Evero. The second one is important because Capers isn’t there anymore, Evero has to stand on his own and Canales has no excuse not to evaluate him. If Defense struggles, Canales has to pull the plug. And put Wash or somebody in.

I like the logic too but……. Problem with tight end you have to be one of the smartest players on the field. Understand zones When to sit to find space on a route Know the offensive line blocking schemes Know when to be a hour route for your QB. Etc… Legette is in his own head which impacts playing smart and fast. He would get someone killed out there with his errors at tight end.

That's what I was kinda thinking after his rookie year but honestly he hasn't shown me any kind of vision or shiftiness as a runner. For a guy with his measurables he sure seems easy to get down.

Generally, especially older guys, it takes two years to be fully back. 3 years would take him through Scourton and Princely’s deals and if they earn 2nd contracts that is good timing. Also, watching g the Luke and JJ video I linked in the Luke thread Luke said the LB talent is there in this draft and he expects Morgan to get one. I am like, please. And make it a better pick than Wallace, Dan. Inauspicious debut there, on your linebacker drafting.

Based on Morgan's comment about "cannot have enough pass rushers" I would say, if we sign a veteran, Edge is still on the table. Of course, we would then go LB, OT, or...............WR in the first round. I am still not confident that WR is out of the question.

I think it is important to have a few veterans to go along with our second-year players. Here is what AI thinks: "Following his expected 2026 release from the Miami Dolphins, 29-year-old pass-rusher Bradley Chubb is projected to land a contract in the range of $12–14 million per year. Despite recording 8.5 sacks in 2025 after a torn ACL, his age, injury history, and a below-average 11% pass-rush win rate in 2025 indicate he will likely take a pay cut from his previous $18.2 million average. I think a 3-year, $38m deal would work." I am back: Expect a better year in 2026 than 2025.

Immediate and much needed upgrade to the LB core, get it done Dan.

… or quarterback