blueandblackattack

I think you mean former Dline and DC coach for the John Fox era. It's cool that they bring in people from the Panther family.

I can agree with that, he's got tons of potential so we'll see. His dad was a former NFL and CFL receiver so the standard is a little higher compared to other WRs in the draft - I'd expect him to be heads above others and with more than that last season when he went for 1k. The production doesn't stand out much except his last season. Nut to reiterate, Im still rooting for the guy. I just seem him more as a Day 3 project.

Fair, but when you put on the tape of Randy Moss compared to Brazzell or Chark, there is no comparison. Im saying not just the measureables, but the way they play is similar on the field, and DJ Chark wasn't in the league last year. If you take away his only 1k season, Charks average stats per season would be 23 receptions - 348 yards - 2.6 touchdowns. For me, Day 2 picks are considered to have starter potential, and from what I've watched, he plays like Chark. Again, not trying to hate on the kid, and I hope I'm wrong. Just pointing out some patterns I saw.

I was checking out Chris Brazzell II measureables, and I thought they looked suspiciously familiar. Turns out it was true, almost identical measureables to former Panthers DJ Chark circa 2023. I even checked Terrace Marshall Jr results, and honestly isn't that far behind them. I know this isn't unique for just our team, but we seem to specifically have an obsession with trying to make this tall lanky speedsters work for us. I admittedly wasn't that high on Brazzell, and when I watched the tape I didn't really see that 4.3 speed, and a strong wind seems to tackle him. I really liked most of the draft, including getting Hecht in the 5th when I graded him as a #1 Center in this draft. I'm rooting for the guy to work out, especially since our HC and OC made their bones as Wide Receiver coaches. But Brazzell is the only one I'm kinda meh on. I was hoping we'd trade up to get Big Citrus, or if we went WR I liked Ted Hurst much better. We'll see though. 3rd rounders seem to be coin-flips for us (see DJ Johnson/Matt Corral). But I'm rooting for the guy and for this experiment to finally pay off. I haven't seen anyone else post something about this, so just thought it was interesting and passing it along. #keeppounding -------------------------------------------------------------- AI Overview Chris Brazzell II and D.J. Chark both possess nearly identical elite deep-threat profiles, highlighted by their tall, lanky builds and blazing sub-4.40 speed. Chark was slightly faster, while Brazzell offers a marginally heavier frame and longer wingspan. [1, 2, 3, 4] The side-by-side physical and athletic testing results from their respective NFL Scouting Combines outline their comparable profiles: [1] Metric [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] D.J. Chark (2018) Chris Brazzell II (2026) Height 6'3" 6'4" Weight 199 lbs 198 lbs Wingspan 78.5" 80.1" 40-Yard Dash 4.34 seconds 4.37 seconds 10-Yard Split ~1.50s (est.) 1.52 seconds Vertical Jump 40.0" 40.0" (pre-draft) Hand Size 9.25" 9.0" Analytical Comparison Size & Build: Both receivers offer an excellent catch radius with lanky, outside-threat frames. Brazzell holds a slight edge in height and an even more significant advantage in wingspan, giving him a massive target radius. Speed Profile: Chark famously recorded the fastest 40-yard dash time at his combine, while Brazzell was a standout at his event. Both times are elite for their size, translating directly to the "field-stretching" and vertical playmaking abilities that define their games. Draft Status: Chark was selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the second round (61st overall) of the 2018 Draft. Brazzell was selected by the Carolina Panthers in the third round (83rd overall) of the 2026 NFL Draft.

This was my #1 Center so im jacked right now!!

If Dan does, I'm gonna be highly suspicious that he's actually Matt Millen in a Scooby Doo-like disguise.

Being a run-first offense, and 9th fewest instead of being in the top 10 of play-actions called, is wild to me.

If Ejiro gets a HC job somewhere else, and Bowles gets fired from Tampa... ...So you're saying theres a chance to get an elite DC here

and a DE, when he's clearly a NT. It's either the strangest smokescreen, or they don't remember why they signed him to begin with, which is to plug up the middle.

If they did just Panthers for $40/month, then I'd probably do it. I don't need every game every sunday, and they really should have smaller packages like this to offer.

We keep hoping for a LB with potential, and yet we get a 7th(again) WR on the roster. Go figure.

For a 35 year old receiver on his last year, we got a really good deal. Remember, Dan Morgan has been hitting in the 4th/5th rounds the past two years. Id rather upgrade two picks than have AT catch 40 balls, play 10 games, and still miss the playoffs. Good value. Thank you AT for your time here!

SCOURTON "While there will be a learning curve for the soon-to-be 21-year-old, the explosiveness and power from Scourton already translates. It’s fun watch Nic Scourton’s power and explosiveness." THORNTON "Thornton has good size and length at 6-foot-1 and possesses the physical temperament that could be helpful in man-to-man looks. He is physical in coverage, especially press-man" ----------------------- Redundancies in back to back sentences? Smells like an AI article to me, or at least assisted and not proofread.

I don't see why they wouldn't just put him on IR since it'll only save 3.4mil in cap space. He was one of the few bright spots on the defense last year, and I think one of the core players on that defense and leaders they could build around, especially being an Ejiro guy. Same with Jonathan Brooks, how they decided to PUP him instead of just put him in IR, so now he still counts against team roster spot AND is out for the year. I feel our management team is having a hard time figuring out how to use player injury designation for some reason. Just feels amateurish, but hopefully we grow.

Same, wish we could've kept him around a bit longer. TD didn't become TD until after the back to back to back season ending injuries. From 2012 on, he was AP, Pro Bowl, and WPMOTY award winner. I was hoping Shaq would follow in that route here and pass the baton to the next generation. But he only got one year with Trevin Wallace, so we'll see. Either way, happy he's back in the league, and home to where our castoffs go to rejuvenate their careers

or 90, our other gold jacket legend

Here's the video evidence as well

https://thelandryhat.com/micah-parsons-was-every-cowboys-fan-after-tetairoa-mcmillan-shocker #Cowboys Micah Parsons was really upset the Carolina Panthers took WR Tetairoa McMillan. “That was supposed to be our pick. He was supposed to be opposite CeeDee Lamb.” Gut punch for Dallas.

I just a Niner headline that they're looking to trade up for (speculated) Armand Membou. So if we trade back to them, 11 isn't that bad if we can get a 3rd this year and a 2nd next year.

I'd take a 1st swap, 3rd, and next years 2nd for it.

Unless Shedeur falls to us, then there may be some phone calls to get ahead of the Saints, like maybe the Steelers.

I see, i thought it had only been discovered at the combine. Still, he's a Fred Warner at worst, and Patrick Willis at best. He's worth it, imho.