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btw---that's 1,000 more rushing yards, 11 more touchdowns, and roughly the same rec yards as CMC in the same time frame. Yes, it would be substantially different if there were no injuries, but Robinson did actually miss ~4 games in this stretch. Unless you think CMC is some prodigy that will now take SF deep into the playoffs, I think we faired well given the circumstances.

It may seem like little value but this is how you get those extra 5th-7ths that become part of draft day trades, or just a part of a bigger lot of draftees. I mean, if we could legit move a vet on a 1-year deal for a draft pick, do it. You re essentially securing draft capital for someone not on the roster or books next year. I'll give our expiring value that others could use now for future value.

Just a bit of context/comparison this morn': Jaguars receive a conditional 2023 6th rounder from the Jets that could become a 5th for Robinson. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/34872289/jets-agree-trade-jaguars-rb-james-robinson-sources-say Has 2,200 rushing yards, 600 rec, 22 overall touchdowns in under 2.5 seasons in the league. 24 years old. Not a highly touted prospect, but it just comes to show how the non-stars yet highly respectable guys at this position are viewed. Robinson - 6th (Potential 5th), 1 total pick CMC - 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 4 picks

It hasn’t been long but holy hell, it’s like we were gifted a new life firing Rhule. His sorry ass already seems so far in the past.

Hi Spent some time on horseback in the nude with a fine goblet of barleywine. And may I say, it’s quite the transcendental experience. And then, PANTHERS Earlier Today—in recovery from a wedding last night, spent some time with my pax and a lovely kombucha, and then: PANTHERS I was thinking of winning and we made it so. YES. Panthers. SUPERLATIVES: Bozeman - He is a mauler, protector and man amongst boys. Rhule is gone, Boze is strong. Foreman/Hubbard - They’ve got a bit of punch to themselves. Busting through like some Panther-blue kook-aid men of cracktacular form Tremble - I still see a super bright future with this man. He has so much potential. Defensive Playcalling - Whatever has been happening since Snow’s departure, thank you Derrick Brown - You sir have been having an awesome season. Thank you for your services and response YGM - Was generating a lot of pressure today. Mucho appreciato My Mushroom-Shallot-Garlic Penne dish tonight was the real winner. Thanks to myself— even did the laundry and cleaned the kitchen because someone was too busy. Happy SO is a happy life. And then… PANTHERS

He's under his 5th year option and we haven't agreed to a new contract. So, I ask those so anxious about the thought of losing him: What do you think is going to realistically happen? He's not going to want to stay unless we tag him which will be north of $20 mil. He can ask for as much as he wants, and honestly, will be able to get a sh*tload elsewhere. Everyone jibber-jabboring about this being a stupid move doesn't seem to understand it may be out of our control. We're walking ourselves into a Peppers situation again...

If I'm Burns, the only thing keeping me in CAR is a franchise tag and with that, I'd request a trade. No way he wants to re-sign at this point. He's in a beaut spot to get a major contract from a good team.

full tank fest. Funny thing is that this was all unintentional lol

At least we’re not stuck with Kyler Murray

Yeah we’re baaaad

Okay

Sounds like we need to find a new team then

He gambled on Rhule and lost, and now we are in complete disarray. Hope we get the next HC hire correct

There’s general bad team dysfunction and then there’s this

Anderson definitely just had his last game in our uniform. How does a player get kicked off the field by his own team and not the refs? Haha

DJ is so checked out

I like how the official NFLrules analyst comes in and says it isn’t a foul and they’ve gone overboard lol

Honestly, high school kids would find this cringe. He really was this softy “hard-working” Boy Scout. I legit feel embarrassed for him and the franchise.

It’s shaping up to be miles better than last year.

I have to sober up a bit on Ward after the ugly showing. Not the best. Stock down a notch. Penix was absolutely on firree Young was tremendous Hooker (and the Vol receivers) looked quite good Levis didn’t really change his stock.

He was so cringe—could so clearly map out in the most cliche way what he WANTED to do but he didn’t really know HOW to do any of it lol

Still can't quite place it with Levis. He doesn't make a ton of mistakes but he really doesn't press or create anything. Could be the Kentucky offense honestly.

It takes being in position to take the guy you want. That's all that matters. You don't want to feel like a guy fell into your lap or you're settling. You're in position, and get the guy you want. Brady is an outlier so with that in mind, just look at the final 4 QBs in recent years...don't even know what this means, if anything shows coaching matters just as much, but it's a lot of high end R1 QBs: 2021: Mahomes (R1), Burrow (1 Overall), Stafford (1 Overall), Jimmy G (R2) 2020: Rodgers (R1), Brady, Allen (R1), Mahomes (R1) 2019: Tannehill (R1), Mahomes (R1), Rodgers (R1), Jimmy G (R2) 2018: Goff (1 Overall), Brees (R2), Brady, Mahomes (R1) 2017: Bortles (R1), Brady, Cousins (R4), Wentz/Foles (R1/2) 2016: Rodgers (R1), Ryan (R1), Ben (R1), Brady 2015: Palmer (R1), Cam (1 Overall), Peyton (1 Overall), Brady 2014: Luck (1 Overall), Brady, Rodgers (R1), Russ (R3) Can't wait until Brady retires...jeeez