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Truth. Good post.

I like Kon a lot, and I was completely wrong about him. But Flagg is a better fit on any and every team in the NBA if you're comping him to Kon.

Joseph Vincent Flacco. Find anyone who knows how to play LB. Rozeboom led the universe in missed tackles. Find anyone who knows how to play TE. The entire position blows donkey dicks. Get a kicker who is reliable past 50 yards. This is the new NFL, kicking 50-60 yarders is expected. Try not to look like monkeys fuging a football during the draft. That puts us in a spot to compete for the division with Atlanta.

I hate the new format. The old games were easy cash on the overs once the players stopped competing.

Nothing like being at the game, Kon balling out, hits the game winning free throws and cash a bet. Parlay for tonight. Will maybe bet second half of Michigan/Sparty after seeing how first half trends.

Fun game to be at last night. fug dook, but Kon and Cooper put on a show.

Little blue pill for the little blue team would be a marketing gold mine. Hahaha.

Literally the only thing he does better than Bryce is the ability to absorb contact. But that's not a real trait in the NFL like it is in college, see Jaxson Dart. Pavia will be out of the NFL within 2 years to either run a record label or serve a prison sentence.

I said "give him a jersey under any circumstance." Meaning OTA shorts, training camp mesh, QB red, or any team issued gear that would associate that loser with this franchise at any point of the cycle. There is absolutely nothing good, for any franchise, to have that piece of poo in your building.

This dude is Ja If the Panthers ever gave Pavia a jersey under any circumstance, I'd legitimately stop rooting for this team. The guy is a clown, a cancer, and comes with a fugton of fugtards in his camp / family. This guy has Aaron Hernandez (without the talent) written all over him.

You may be right on THAT throw. But you're taking one throw across 1000 throws from each of them, and making that the basis for a season long success. That isn't how football analysis works. If that's how it worked, I would tell you that Stidham threw a deep ball today that was perfect, and therefore he must be Peyton Manning. Stop living in a fuging vacuum. I've seen your posts, you're a smart football fan, but don't let your hatred for Bryce (which I understand, and possibly share) lead you to be blind to the fact that our coaching staff is laughably bad and has no idea how to lead Bryce to success. If Ben Johnson was our coach, Bryce is significantly better, that is not debatable.

Agreed, and that's the point I was making People pointing out that throw as to why Caleb is better than Bryce are idiots.

The Texans are lead by, and act upon a defensive ONLY minded coach. Not evenly remotely the same as the coaches I mentioned. The Texans would've been 8-9 this year with Bryce.

That throw was incredibly special. But there isn't anyone alive who has ever played QB who thinks that was a smart or practical throw. Go watch anyone's commentary on it, specifically Steve Young's. You are swapping complete teams' situations, not just the QBs. What I was saying is if Caleb was here this year with all things the same, and Bryce was in Chicago this year with all things the same, the results of their season would be the same. But if you think Dave Canales is as good of a coach and play caller as Ben Johnson, PM your Zelle info and I'd like 10 cases of whatever you are drinking.

And everyone in this thread, crowning him as "the back up QB we all wish we had". Dummies.

It's really not. Caleb Williams looked like an absolute bust until he got Ben Johnson who could maximize what he can do. Drake Maye doubled his passing TD's and improved his passer rating by 30 points with McDaniels. Jayden Daniels was an absolute stud BECAUSE of Kingsbury's play calling experience with that type of QB. Bryce Young is not physically capable of being Josh Allen. So if that's what you expect, you're going to always be sad. But he is capable of being a good QB if you give him a staff that isn't a bunch of monkeys fuging footballs. Dave Canales is a pussy and absolute gutless leader of men and play caller. If you swapped Caleb Williams and Bryce Young, the Bears and Panthers record would've been identical.

If we had Cliff Kingsbury, Ben Johnson or Josh McDaniels (like the three teams QBs you named), Bryce would look significantly better. The problem isn't Bryce, as limited as he is, the problem is our coaching, play calling and lack of drafting talent around him.

Tony Romo on 3rd and goal ... "I'm telling you right now Jim, this game is going to come down to plays like this Jim". No fuging poo you fuging moron. Are you sure that 3rd and goal in a tied game, where points are a premium is a big play. Romo is an absolute poo show on a microphone, how does anyone at CBS think this fuging jerkoff is any good at calling football games. I'd literally rather listen to my girlfriend, who knows dick about football explain to me what is going on.

@PantherChris Looks like we have a fellow degenerate on this board!

And everyone sucking off Stiddy City as the next Jeff Hostettler can sit down and shut up. Homie is a back up for a reason.

That Denver deep ball wasn't because Stidham has a cannon. It was because the Denver coaching staff used motion to identify a zone defense they saw on tape, and then they exploited it. Bryce could've easily made that throw. Our issue on big plays is our coaching staff lacks any innovation or ability to spot when a defense is vulnerable to open up deep opportunities. Bryce deserves blame for some things, but he can throw a football 50 yards to a wide open receiver. NFL on X: ".@_bryce_young showed off the arm at @alabamaftbl Pro Day : NFL+ Pro Days Live https://t.co/mcqR41sJrt https://t.co/hfvKHmGSWY" / X

Yea, too much movement for me, and not sure where it's coming from. Stayed away.

Where does the rest of the division sit in cap space vs us? My biggest concern is most free agents are going to view us as a team that was going the complete wrong way the back half of the year. Minus the anomaly of how well we played the Rams, this was a team that wasn't even competitive against good teams (Bills, 49ers, Seahawks), and who lost 3 of 4 to end a season where we had everything to compete for. Tack on that Charlotte isn't a place under 30 year old millionaires view as a destination, vs Atlanta or New Orleans. I think the deck is already stacked against us. I think this will be a very underwhelming free agency period, which means we have to bank on drafting well across almost every round, which we haven't done in 20 years.

Money continuing to pour in on Denver. Line shifted from +5.5 to +3.5 in about 10 hours.

I wish Adam Silver would just move this team to Seattle so I could stop giving a poo.