Captain Morgan

damn...if we don't have room can we bring him in for the Saints and Falcons games?

all of a sudden we have a crowded WR room but I'm pulling for him. Good kid, went to Socastee High, near Myrtle Beach, then to Clemson and I think really surprised everyone that he got drafted and did well. Fun player to watch too. Hope he makes it. I expect Thielen to retire after this season, Hunter could be a good replacement.

King Tet talking to Jaycee already. McMillan, shortly after he was drafted, was asked which NFL cornerback he wants to "Moss" most. His answer was an intriguing one. "Well, since we're going to be going against each other in practice, it's Jaycee Horn," Jaycee Horn @jayceehorn_10 · Follow Seatbelts go on all sizes let’s get it lil bra!! @TMAC96795 Keep Purring Podcast (Ben) @KeepPurringBen Great article by @KassidyGHill TMac vs Horn "With that in mind, when asked in one booth which NFL corner he was most looking to 'Moss,' McMillan quickly answered, "Well, since we're going to be going against each other in practice, it's Jaycee Horn." https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/panthers/2025/04/29/panthers-tetairoa-mcmillan-jaycee-horn-nfl-draft/83347503007/?taid=68111d1ca9319b00015aff6d&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter

starting to think we got the steal of the draft....had no idea about the weigh gain, which I thought was because TAM asked him to play heavier. But he sounds so serious about being in the right shape and working hard. I watched his tape from his previous team and he looked like a demon. and love his attitude

I don't want to trade Clowney. I hope he can mentor our 2 young guys now that he has someone to help. And Wonnum looked once he got his feet under him. The 4 should make a nice package. Clowney's trade value is not much at all. A 5th at best. He's old and getting close to the end. You gonna trade more than a 5th for a couple of years of going from 32 to 34?

21 year old idiot https://x.com/Schultz_Report/status/1916585078836150291 https://x.com/Schultz_Report/status/1916585995161550939 https://x.com/Schultz_Report/status/1916587617061163061

testing my first attempt at making a gif

son of a moose! In my mock I was taking him late. Welcome Muhammed III ! almost started a new thread but I'll put it here Little "Moose," a Charlotte, N.C. native, played at Texas A&M University from 2020 to 2024. The 6-foot-1, 195-pounder, over those five seasons, amassed 81 receptions for 1,163 yards and 12 touchdowns. Muhammad also served as a punt returner for the Aggies, fielding 27 total attempts for a combined 194 yards (7.2 yards per return). https://x.com/ThePanthersWire/status/1916523021046530151

according to these 3, we had the best draft in the division These are the draft grades given respectively by Pro Football Focus, CBS Sports, and NFL.com: ATL--A-, B-, B- CAR--A+, A-, B- NO--C+, B, B- TB--B+, B+, B+

According to Joe Person of The Athletic, the Panthers have recently sent out feelers to gauge potential interest in outside linebacker Jadeveon Clowney. He wrote the following in a post-draft rundown from Saturday evening: https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/panthers/2025/04/26/nfl-rumors-panthers-trade-interest-olb-jadeveon-clowney/83304147007/?taid=680d7cf63d26750001f485fa&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter

Good work this weekend. Others also, here's to you

aha! returner

here's Jacolby Georges draft profile https://www.si.com/college/miami/football/jacolby-george-2025-nfl-combine-and-draft-profile

Mike Kaye @mike_e_kaye · 19m The #Panthers have 70 players under contract and eight draft prospects. That's 78 spots. If the Panthers stay put with the roster as is (meaning no reductions, highly doubtful btw), they'll have 12 spots open for UDFAs and veteran signings.

hope this hasn't been posted. This is our new Panther. Love the attitude https://x.com/avl_mike/status/1916123133204930878

Ick wanting too much for the job he's done. Hope he realizes he's ok but has never got close to a pro bowl

just did, he's a beast here's the Purdue video

hope they have room for him in WR room.

Bucs had a 6th rd ot who played in 6 pro bowls. I guess it could be done

sorry if this was posted in all the pages I haven't read, but just saw this Sanders met with Giants who called him out for being unprepared, and then it "didn't go well" https://x.com/barstoolsports/status/1916149356345938297?t=GnC1wOu8xGTDyQS78fu_Rw

from the Beast....I'll also post this in the Cam Jackson thread when it's posted STRENGTHS: ● Mammoth frame with above-average height, length and body thickness ● Solid athleticism and balance for a man his size ● Plays strong and can be immovable in the run game ● Improved use of length and hands in the run game for quicker sheds ● Heavy-handed with stopping power at contact, routinely handling double teams ● Uses height to his advantage and rarely loses sight of the football ● Wide tackle radius to swallow up runners and finish with throw-down violence ● Played penalty-free football in 2024 ● Coaches say his leadership voice got better and better over two seasons in Gainesville WEAKNESSES: ● Below-average pass-rush impact ● Streaky snap anticipation — doesn't gain much ground with his initial step ● Creates pop at contact as a bull rusher but doesn't consistently drive blockers backwards ● Gets upright quickly, which weakens his base and zaps some power ● Needs to improve consistency, staying square in the run game ● Plays hard but doesn't have much range or closing burst outside the hashes ● Gets out of control at times, leaving him overextended at the waist ● Combined for just 18 pressures on 321 pass-rush snaps in two seasons with the Gators SUMMARY: A two-year starter at Florida, Jackson was the nose tackle in co-defensive coordinator Austin Armstrong's scheme, playing primarily on early downs (averaged 28.8 defensive snaps per game over his two seasons in Gainesville). After his full ride to LSU fell through, he earned Memphis' attention before finally making it to the SEC as a dominant run defender with the Gators. A massive human (you don't need to know his jersey number to spot him on tape), Jackson occupies space and is able to eat up double teams to keep linebackers clean behind him. He flashes power to big-boy blockers but doesn't consistently sustain and collapse the pocket, which limits his role on sub-package downs. Overall, Jackson has a shallow toolbox as a pass rusher, but he is a solid athlete for his size and a tough player to displace as a two-gapping run stuffer. Regardless of scheme, he offers value as an early-down NFL nose who can anchor and eat up blocks. GRADE: 3rd-4th round

DT Cam Jackson Florida

our pick is in

both NFL Network and ESPN just took long commercial breaks...we might miss our pick being televised. got to end sometime

pick is in we are on the clock