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Texans getting: Diggs 2024 6th 2025 5th Bills 2024 2nd I know he's 30 and going to probably demand a new top dollar extension but sheesh.

As lackluster as this trade is.... I still make this trade before/instead of the "haul" we got for CMC. This isnt revisionist history. I was very vocal about that. Hated it then. Hate it even more now. Best of luck to Burns in the future but I'm not broken up about losing him. The only upsetting thing about today was Luvu not being re-signed.

150 for 5? fug that lol 2nd and a 5th? Also fug that. That Rams deal was absurd to pass on then, its more absurd now. Factor in the peanuts we traded the OPOY for and all I gotta say is I hope Fitterrer steps in a puddle wearing a sock every day the rest of his life.

Jamari Thrash is a name to keep an eye on.

Indifferent. I've been burnt too many times by this franchise. Said I was done after the CMC trade and yet I still stuck around and watched every game. The run at the end of the season gave me a semblance of hope. Trading up to number 1 led to being a prisoner of the moment and relit that little flame of optimism. I spent most of last March-August wearing rose colored homer glasses and huffing copium living in a world I that turned out to be nothing more than delusions. "All Star staff" "Super Processor" "Steph Curry of the NFL" "Doesn't need a number 1 WR because he's a distributor" I've learned over the last 2 years my connection to this team is much more sentimental and emotional due to memories with my dad over the past 20 years rather than any player, coach, GM or even owner. Those memories I'll cherish forever so I'll always be a Carolina Panthers fan, but my days of blind optimism are long gone. They haven't earned that back and frankly don't deserve it. Hope the hire works out. Won't be surprised if it doesn't.

Has to be here for 2 years before we'd get the comp pick. Part of why they're blocking lateral moves for him I'm sure. Hell be retained as DC for whoever we hire if he doesn't get the job.

I am whelmed. Honestly hard to care about anything this franchise does anymore. Its the good times that still keep me around and since Dan was a part of some of those here's to hoping he'll be the guy to bring them back.

Harbaugh, Slowik, Johnson, Macdonald, Monken in that order for HC. Would be happy with any of those 5.

Stroud was my preference going into the draft and still was my preference on draft night. Not sure how anyone watched that UGA game and could come away with a different opinion. I coped by telling myself whatever QB our "all-star" coaching staff believed in was good enough for me and would support either. Just lol in hindsight. I am now coping further that it's all Slowik and he's my new number 2 choice for our next HC behind Harbaugh even ahead of Ben Johnson.

Fug Burns. Should have taken that Rams trade and kept CMC and DJ. That was the nail in the coffin for Fitterer for me. Said it then and ill say it again. Now with that said we don't have a GM or HC. I think it's fairly obvious he's implying those are the number 1 and number 2 priorities for the team.

JJ Jansen should get some love too. Troy Hill and Gabe Jackson played really well off the street for us this year. Every other player can be loaded onto a rocket and launched into fuging orbit for all I care.

fuging perfect encapsulation of this entire season right there. I honestly don't know how it could get worse.

I am so done with DJ Chark. God 4:25 can't get here soon enough.

Almost all pro personnel and college scounting departments stay in place during the first year. The draft and FA start in a few months. There just isn't enough time to replace and restart the process of scouting, researching and building a profile of every single FA and Draft prospect. After the draft and FA is when you traditionally see new people brought in to replace the old crew. Dan may stick around for another few months to help the transition but unless he gets the GM job itself I have a hard time imagining he stays longer than that.

The biggest thing about today and something far more important than the final score was the Carolina job became more attractive today. The Bryce we saw today put some really, really good things on film. Not to be a prisoner of the moment but dare I say flashes of greatness worthy of that Number 1 selection. If he continues to build on this game today (just as he built off that final drive last week) over our last couple games we may all of a sudden start to hear some glowing remarks in terms of the opening rather than the mostly universally negative we have thus far.