electro's horse

2nd degree battery is basically nothing

The way Ruhle was talking about Grant at the senior bowl.....

it's going to be grant

did kelvin eat that phone's charge too

evan mathis also started taking horse steroids

Mac Jones. I also don't want Pitts. Not because I don't think he's a stud, it's just not a position that helps the panthers in the short or near term.

wait until most panthers fans learn about Lawrence's brother.

as far as im concerned they haven't missed on an album

Tame Impala is so good.

i don't think trading for darnold changed the draft situation at all tbh

A little easier to party in Atlanta than Green Bay.

He was considered uncoachable and was already addicted to pills.

steve young, bret favre rich gannon wasn't a high pick necessarily but he really didn't come into his own until later in his career kerry collins is another

i love this and would be v v happy with it but there's a lot of noise about richie grant rising

Reddick played all 16 games last season, and has never missed a game in 4 seasons. Denzel Perryman.....Reddick has never missed a game in his pro career. also who cares about money? the cap isn't real

im not quite sure what better moves they could have made on defense.

yeah I also want CMC to spend more of his time lined up out wide and less time taking handoffs. we need to use him more like we used Samuel last season.

hes a very good blocking hb

Yeah, but it was pretty clearly their 4th option at best. Like I don't hate the FO because of this trade; I think that just everything out of the Panthers control that could go against them did. And it's fine having like a last ditch backup plan. Just want to know how much of this was just getting rid of BW for getting rid of him sake.

Preface: I think the Darnold trade was essentially burning a future 2nd rounder to take a chance at a marginal upgrade over BW to get us through the season. I neither expect this to be nor think the team considers it a long term solution at the position. That said, I wonder how much of this was just wanting to get rid of Teddy Bridgewater. 1. How bad was the end of season review? During the season you can only spend so much time going over old film, since you have to prepare for the next week. After the seasons are over, that's when coaches REALLY break down everything that happened in the previous season. How horrifying was Bridgewater's tape? 2. Did they burn the bridges with Teddy? It's been absolutely no secret the Panthers wanted to upgrade the position. They were outbid on Stafford, and were possibly about to pull the trigger on Watson before his proclivities started coming to light. There's been a couple statements about "teddy being their guy" that were never very convincing. Teddy doesn't strike me as the kind of guy who would be disrespected or whatever; guy doesn't really seem to give a poo at all. 3. Do they think he's washed? I think the signing THEORETICALLY made sense, given his performance in New Orleans and that kind of connection to Joe Brady. We all saw a player who could pile up yards between the twenties, but definitely not someone who was going out there to win games. None of us were ever excited when he had that ball for the final 2 minute drill; we all knew how that was going to end. I dunno, this whole move feels like they're just trying to move on. The QB situation hasn't been addressed, but the Bridgewater question has.

depends on what happens with the rest of the team

money doesn't matter and the cap is a myth

I think they'd like to, sure. Doesn't mean it will happen. If it means they have to cut him, why not just hang on to him as a backup? It's clear the Panthers don't give a poo about his feelings lmao

if anyone cares i think this is basically a future second round pick to see if you can unfug a former first who was in a bad situation and i think it's worth the trade. money doesn't matter in the NFL, and neither does the cap anymore i don't think this means bridgewater is definitely traded or that they wouldn't draft a QB at 8.

Jets reporters reporting Ruhle really loved Darnold when he was slated to take the Jets job, before Tepper started raining helicopter money on him.