Carl Spackler

Hell yeah, I wanna see some hands thrown at a Huddle event. I'd show up for that

Busiest time of the year for me at work but I enjoy it

This is an 8-9 win team with competent Corral QBing and, among other variables, Rivera as coach (especially considering that aside from Donte Jackson, everyone who didn't see eye-to-eye with him is no longer here). That's only taking into account personnel and Ron's coaching strategy. But with Rhule, to whom history will be very unkind, 9 wins is a pipe dream.

I mean...they can't. Switch the roster with the Rams and Rhule gets them at most 7 wins.

It's tough to say this roster is "ready to go" when the NFL world considers it to comprise the worst team in the league.

That was an awesome win. It's crazy that Aho is only two goals from tying Staal's franchise playoff record

Since Opening Night has come and gone, Teppe knows there are only two occasions in which his stadium will be sold out: when an EPL club visits CLTFC, and when hell freezes over.

I'm far beyond expecting any sort of civil discussion with someone whose penchant for senseless optimism and condescending replies knows no bounds. Really just wanted to make it abundantly clear that many of us see a pattern in how you converse.

That's literally all you do: complain about posters' complaints. I'm not sure what satisfaction you derive from being so self-righteous all the time.

RBs are not a dime a dozen -- which is why the Panthers were 4-3 with CMC and 1-9 without him last year. That said, it's also about how you maximize their talents, which Rhule cannot do and refuses to do. The ones who are on the roster, presently, though, are good enough to handle the job between CMC, Foreman and Hubbard.

I know, he just needs to add some size to better stave off injury from hits.

I like Corral. Strangely, my biggest concern with him isn't maturity or on-field performance (at least, to this point). He just needs to bulk up.

But yeah, y'all can keep drinking the Khule-Aid

It's actually very close to 2000. Chinn was a good pick at safety. So was Deon Grant in 2000. I'll be nice and say that entering year 3, Brown is a passable starter like Jeno James was in 2002. Troy Pride's career had the same impact as Rashard Anderson's. Lester Towns' AV was on par with what Gross-Matos is poised to achieve. Kenny Robinson, Bravvion Roy and Stantley Thomas-Oliver could trade places with Leander Jordan, Alvin McKinley and Gillis Wilson and it would be an upgrade.

2020 draft rivals 1998, 2000, 2009 and 2021 as the worst in franchise history.

The season opener against the Browns is my most-likely away game.

APPALOOSA WAY, BABY No. 32 in your rankings, No. 1 in brass balls, right @SizzleBuzz?

How long are his arms?

"The best players will play," he says months before PJ Walker suits up for his fifth start of the season

Cam Newton over Marcell Dareus, por ejemplo

We've also dodged a few bullets in our day and picked the right guy over the wrong guy, like DeAngelo Williams over LenDale White, and Luke Kuechly over literally anybody else

Another example of picking the right position but the wrong player as the other guy (Vonnie Holliday) goes to the Packers

KB made sense then and I do not agree with the pick today. He was a one-year wonder.

He’s big time to the people of Idaho

@TheSpecialJuan