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  1. 41 minutes ago, Ricky Spanish said:

     

    Brett Kollman actually broke down the reasons why it took so long, and it gives a ton of context. I too was pretty skeptical until I saw it:

    • Played a running attack style QB in HS where his athleticism had him run for 1600 yards his senior year
    • Both his parents died before college, father dying right before he leaves
    • Goes to SC and gets switched to WR where he grey shirted his freshman year
    • Covid Hits
    • SC Changes coaching staff
    • Coaching change brings in new offense where he has to learn new WR stuff on top of trying to learn the position after losing a year thanks to the pandemic
    • Played behind already established upper classmen until his most recent season

    Dude could have transferred out of SC but chose to grind it out and earn his spot. Dude is mentally tough and gritty as poo. Coaches rave about his practice habits and teammates love him. Loyal guy. Athletic freak of nature

    Don't know why you wouldn't want that kind of player on the team.

     

    Can't hate that.

  2. 2 hours ago, d-dave said:

    Here's where I am, as an idiot with a keyboard.

    1. Mike Williams has a perception of being hurt a lot.  Of being on the injury report weekly and playing through injuries.  While that's not out of the norm in the NFL, let's do some basic division and look at a few things versus how much he got.

    Average games per season 12.6

    Average receptions per game 3.5

    Average yards per game 54.6

    TDs per season 4.4

    Williams contract from the jets:  1 year UPTO $15 million ($8.3m guaranteed, $6.7 incentives)

    When you look at it that way, maybe he was asking too much, and the Jets overpaid.  Maybe the Panthers realized that he's too old, too injured, and not a great gamble.

    Compare that to DJ Chark: 15 games, 2.3 receptions, 35 yards, 5 TDs on the year. These are the same averages for Williams' career.

    Don't get it twisted, Mike Williams is light-years better than DJ Chark.  But is Mike Williams in 2024 three times better of an investment than a journeyman WR at this point?

    And heck, it could also be the team didn't like his medicals.  I don't know.  Just an idiot with a keyboard!

    Snl Maths GIF by Saturday Night Live

  3. 20 hours ago, chknwing said:

    Round 3 RB  Braelon Allen - Really Really want this guy.  Miss the days of the bowling ball run you over type RB.

    "human wrecking ball" that's a decent catcher and good in pass protection??? Yes Please. I know we have more pressing needs, but I'm with you. I love a punishing RB!

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  4. On 1/13/2024 at 12:33 PM, d-dave said:

    If he has a repeat in 2024, then I think it's much more fair to call him a bust than right now.  Remember, as much fan as it is kicking someone while they're down, he was the consensus #1 pick.  If Houston had traded to 1, they would have selected him.  

    Not sure I agree with you on all of this. Sure, he was not surrounded by talent and coaching hurt more than it helped. Also, you can't really call anyone a bust after 1 year. BUT, he wasn't the consensus #1 pick. True, most mocks had him ahead of Stroud, but who knows what Houston would have done.

  5. 11 hours ago, hepcat said:

    Leave this man alone!!! That is one of the greatest panther players of all time. He knows this team is f*cking trash now let him take a nap. 

    I'm afraid this says a lot more about our current team than TD, a living legend.

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  6. On 12/17/2023 at 1:04 PM, LinvilleGorge said:

    Individually:

    Bryce and Bryce trade - 0. Calling it an F isn't enough. It's a zero.

    Rest of the draft - F

    Sanders - F

    Hurst - F. Paying a former 1st round bust turned career journeyman like a legit starter. Brilliant. Peak Hurney stuff.

    Chark - F. Signing a deep threat specialist to pair with a QB who has no deep ball. Brilliant.

    Bozeman - F. Another mauler asked to try to finesse.

    Thielen - B. This guy has actually been a good player for us and our passing game would be non-existent without him. All criticism of Thielen aren't about the player himself, but that a guy who should probably be a #3 WR at this stage in his career isn't a true #1. Well, no poo.

    Von Bell - B. He's been a good player for us. No complaints.

    Dalton - B. Looked pretty good that one time we actually played him.

    Frank Reich and company - LOL, F

    Everyone I forgot or left out - F

    Man, I really wanted to poo your obscene negativity, but fug... You're spot on.

  7. 56 minutes ago, Wundrbread33 said:

    His hands were his weakness. Big props to him for putting in the work. 
     

    And Tremble too. He’s looking much improved and it’s something else that it took Thomas getting “injured” for him to get on the field. He’s already shown more than Thomas ever had “imo”.

    Both have stepped up this season. Not trying to take anything away from them, but I wonder if it's better throws? They've both dealt with some bad QB's in their time here. Looking back at their big catches yesterday, Young all but laid the ball in their hands. 

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  8. 18 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

    Pay burns, build around him.

    Hats off the Zavala--not perfect, but a first game rookie vs some veteran talent.

    and moving from LG to RG with almost no preseason. He was certainly a bright spot.

    Hell, the whole O-line was a bright spot after a frankly (pun not intended) scary preseason.

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  9. 14 hours ago, recceice said:

    Oline looked way better then preseason.. 

    We still have a solid defense with a crazy pass rush..

    I'll add that our running game was going well until we had to abandon it because we were playing catch up. other than that missed 4-1 early on.

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  10. It changes every year. This year I'm intrigued by Detroit, so I'll watch their games.

    I have teams that I will watch so that I can hopefully see them lose. I'm a big fan of whoever is playing Dallas, New England, anyone else in the NFCS, the Bengals and KC (they've been too good too long).

  11. 5 hours ago, Ricky Spanish said:

    There is definitely a way he doesn't get in first ballot, he "only" played 8 seasons. Patrick Willis who also "only" Played 8 seasons and has a very similar resume to Luke still isn't in the hall (and should be as well):

    Luke:

    • 5x 1st team AP, 2x 2nd team AP
    • 7x Pro Bowl
    • HOF All 2010s Team
    • 2012 Def RoY
    • 2013 Def PoY

    Willis:

    • 5x 1st team AP, 2x 2nd team AP
    • 7x Pro Bowl
    • HOF All 2010s Team
    • 2007 Def ROY

    Luke has the DPoY which may help nudge him in quicker, but Willis stepped away in his prime just like Luke and he has been waiting a few years now. Willis also played for a bigger market team in SF so he had more media attention, and he still isn't in yet. Both should get in eventually but don't be surprised if he isn't in first ballot. The writers are ass clowns when it comes to voting these guys in based on arbitrary reasons - Case in point, TO was not in first ballot even though he's a top 3 receiver in damn near every major category, mainly because he was a dick to the media.

    TBF, according to all reports, TO was a dick to everyone. 

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