kungfoodude

He is been very, very, VERY good as a rookie. Not a complete player but he seems to have something we haven't had in a drafted WR in a long time is excellent worth ethic and drive to succeed.

I think they view Dalton as a trusted mentor at this point. It's all about building an environment arouns Bryce.

This is the ideal situation even if Bryce sticks around. At least an attempt at an overall QB room upgrade. I don't think it's fear, I think from coaching staff to owner they are genuinely true believers.

Dalton is under contract for 2026. I would prepare yourself for business as usual in that QB room.

I think it depends on if you can quietly shop him around and gauge value. If you can find another Dallas deal, move him. If not, you try to upgrade the position through free agency and/or draft and just push him down the roster for another season to potentially develop. If that doesn't happen, cut him after 2026.

Yeah, it will be viewed as a hedge and when Bryce continues to struggle it will create a tough spot in the media and stadium for him.

100% this. If he ends up reinjuring this, remember how stupid this move was. There is no reason to pretend we are a SB contender. Do the best you can do with what you have and get Hunt ready and 100% for next season.

This draft will be thick with good #2 QB's to gamble on. Drew Allar, Nussemeier, etc. This is genuinely a good draft to take a shot at a good #2. We will not, however.

Jackson has been up and down this season in limited snaps but we need guys like him to perform well. Getting solid contributions from later round picks is how you really ramp up your roster building. I have been a little miffed with him so far, he was one of my favorite draft picks.

Keep being one of the most "special" guys in here.

Yeah, if the Raiders were halfway decent, I think he probably is easily the leader for OROTY. TMac is on pace for 73 rec for 1047 yds and 8 TD's. So he would tie the rookie receptions record, set the rookie yardage record and be one behind the leader for rookie TD's for a WR in Panthers franchise history.

I mean, keep telling people XL is a bust. It's literally based almost solely on watching so many bust WR's right here in Carolina alone. TBH, to date he has been one of the worst we have ever had. Not based even on production or abilities, he just doesn't seem to know what he is doing so often in a game. Or give effort often enough. It's really unbelievable. I honestly don't see how you justify giving him a roster spot in 2026.

Could be signs of a stroke, otherwise.

I'll load them in a minute.

I mean, listen, that franchise has 20+ years of favorable calls. fug em.

All ya'll complaining about bad calls, sit your ass down. That was wild.

I mean....that MFer got mugged. WTF

KC doesn't bother me at all. I hate the Swift BS but that really is the dumb ass NFL and TV providers.

I would chalk this up to sophomore slump but it's hard to slump much further than his rookie year. It has literally been a year where he just seems to care less and less.

He was getting tossed around. Worst game I recall seeing us have with him at OG. In fairness, if he is willing to be a backup on a reasonable deal, he's easily a guy I would bring back.

Good to see the Jags embarrass the Broncos. fug them too.

They are #1 on my most hated list. Hope they never win another playoff game again.

If the Pats lose here, they will be 2-3 versus teams above .500 on the season, FWIW.

Oddly, Jeanty has a good resume. On pace for about 1300-1400 total yards. Low YPC and on a fuging TERRIBLE team though. If you take out the loser tier, I think it's a two man race between TMac and Egbuka which TMac is winning. Hoping that TMac has a big couple of weeks and cleans house on all our rookie franchise WR records. It is within reach.

Bro, you kept digging one dumbest and most insane holes I have ever seen.