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I suspect Chuba is the better runner.

The fact is (as usual), some Huddlers were way overrating what was considered an acceptable return for CMC. A first rounder was not especially realistic given the teams that really wanted him and thought that he could put them over the top. That being said, we got decent compensation that allows us a measure of maneuverability and flexibility if we so choose.

Losing.

Not really the point I was making, but OK...

The tank is on. This dude just accounted for 75 percent of our offense. He was indeed our leading receiver--well, actually Robbie was technically, since CMC is an RB. We should be fairly sad on offense, and we were already poo.

He's probably happy as hell. I can't imagine.

We can easily use those to move up if we so choose.

CMC wanted to GTFOutta here. I don't blame him. Good luck.

I did miss halftime, but I haven't heard them say anything during the broadcast. It is real though as Underdog sent me a notification.

I'll take him for a 6th and 7th...

The replay showed how awful his decision-making was on that one. "I think I'll throw into triple coverage!"

Olave looks better than any receiver we got. Excellent route runner!

Moore has never had the route running skills of a true WR1. He should not lead a receiving room, he should be a part of it. If he could play with a true WR1, then we may see him reach a higher ceiling, but we may have seen his ceiling trying to play as a WR1.

TMJ should be, if nothing else for eval purposes, though on paper he is also the most talented and is suited to playing on the outside. There is a case for Laviska, but I think he's a bit slow and not as sure-handed. Shi drops too many passes. There is a reason why Higgins has always been a 4/5. He's not breaking any starters down on a regular basis.

Talk what way? Did I not say that football-related criticism is fair game? Talking derogatorily about his mental aptitude, manner of speaking or the way he dresses is really uncalled for. As one who is educated, has a wife as an educator, and has taken a course or two dealing with vernaculars, communication, psychology and such, I know ignorance when I see it. I also know when it ignorance morphs into stupidity (and other things). I've seen it in reference to Robbie and others plenty of times.

I said that Robbie communicates effectively, and anyone that suggests otherwise is simply focused on what they perceive as low hanging fruit. They make fun of his manner of speaking. They make fun of his wicks. What next? This all speaks to making fun of one's culture, history and possibly even heritage in some respects. It's not cool. It's distasteful, if not downright ignorant, or possibly stupid. I'm not going for it. Speak to his perceived maturity and keep criticisms football-related.

It's not like Rhule has died. He'll still be Matt Rhule at whatever plumb college job he gets. This guy will have no dearth of material.

It's all a matter of price and the actual payment.

Zappe is better.

All of y'all taking shots at Robbie's mental aptitude are just full of poo, plain and simple. I've heard Robbie speak. He's a thoughful guy. Just because he doesn't use the King's English doesn't make him mentally challenged. Robbie communicates very effectively.

I agree. He should've let it go. He's obviously still feeling some type of way. But, the best way to get at people that you perceive have wronged you is to have success. I will say that this is Huddle sensationalism. I guess that's what happens when the Panthers are so historically bad.

Any pro team would take a college team's lunch money, SEC or not.

No one's bigger than the "program." In my opinion, that's a word that should be banned from pro coach-speak. fuging "program..."

Oh, so that's our new inside joke now?! Very fitting, indeed!

Seriously. Do you think that it's just sheer coincidence that Walker basically attempted four passes past the LOS yesterday? Do you think that Walker's worst game just coincidentally happened once Wilks became HC? Wilks signed off on that sh¡t show of attack yesterday, and added to it by shutting the team down with approximately 90 seconds in the half and three timeouts remaining. Passing was not in Wilks' vocabulary yesterday, unless it was passing on an attempt to play big boy football and push the ball down field.