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anyways the panthers have not progressed or shown this roster will be any better than what was shown last year. when coupled with a midget at qb, don't expect any miracles. just more disappointment.

i think my joke was poorly executed since multiple assume i was serious. meant to be ironic and playing off last year's sentiment - that the patriots defense is clearly playing vanilla, and come regular season the panthers offense will actually face nfl teams that'll gameplan, and said offense will look far worse when they actually have to face defenses that try.

richest owner in the league can't spare a few pennies to maintain a grass field. with that mindset the team we have under his tenure is the one he deserves.

people here acting like preseason is any way indicative of how the regular season will go. like you really expect me to believe this vanilla gameplan is what's gonna happen in the regular season? NFL defenses won't keep playing vanilla come regular season, they'll actually have a gameplan against the Panthers. There's no way they'll look any better come then.

Just an interesting conversation posted by the NFL from Hard Knocks. Seems Burns was made available to the Giants a bit before it actually happened.

Adding on to that - I know I read from some reporter that Dak Prescott's mentality is extremely fragile. Get in his head, and he loses focus and confidence. Per that reporter, anytime a big game comes up, he starts to have the jitters and hasn't seem to overcome that slump. Dak would be an upgrade over Bryce as things currently stand. But Dak has not proven he can play in games that matters without choking. Bryce hasn't had the chance to show anything in the NFL, so nothing much to say there. But based on his history, he's done well in college in the national championship. Theoretically he should be more confident in big games if he gets to that point. For that alone, I'd rather keep rolling the dice on Bryce or set our sights higher. I wouldn't touch Dak with a 10 ft pole given his choking habits.

7th rounder. Probability dictates he'll be a camp body fighting for a spot on special teams.

ESPN mentioned he's a good space eater. Could have upside as a good rotational piece. Presume he's here to help with the run defense and opening up lanes for our LBers.

Zach Sanchez is a retrospect 5th rounder to consider as the baseline. If we get better value than that out of Smith-Wade I'm happy.

Troy Franklin as the 4th rd pick and Theo in the fifth would be a dream. Focus on offense this year, worry about defense next year after this O is retooled.

Yep. We wanted a better offense. We got two shiny new guards. Get a better run game than two punch of Chubbard and fugging Sanders and let the run game start evolving better.

Good pick. Best RB available. We've been needing a stronger run game for a while now. Love the focus on tooling up the offense for Bryce.

only plausible explanation is for a 5th year option.

Diggs wanted out of the Bills for a while now. They got value for him for a time when they're assuredly going for a mini-rebuild. Bills get rid of a WR who underperformed last year and wanted out. Texans take a gamble on getting value out of Diggs in a fresh new environment. With that being said, jealous of how competent Texan management is at acquiring and getting talent around their stud incumbent second year QB. Absolutely incredible moves by them these past few years that the Panthers could only dream of making.

On paper, they are good moves. But every offseason, every team has made great moves on paper during hopium season. What matters is the product on field. Will these guys mesh well with Canales' philosophy? Fitterer "revamped" the receiving corps last offseason and had a great rated draft. All these players completely flopped when it mattered. We shall see if there's any fruitful results. It's great on paper, and I surely hope this isn't a paper tiger offseason. I don't blame anyone for being optimistic, and I don't blame any skepticism either.

Two TE set is obviously the answer. Get Jordan Leggett. #sanjayisms

His main strength is his run defense. Perfect to pair with Derrick Brown to hopefully start adding beef and stop this front from being a leaky sieve.

The absolute cognitive dissonance the sports media has with Cam infuriates me to no end. Absolutely embarassing to even mention Kaep when Cam Newton's on the field success has shown so much more than he ever had. The same sports media that claims Cam Newton isn't a pocket passer - despite a large majority of his snaps being in the pocket! - and then saying bullpoo like this. Cam created a new paradigm on defense that accounted for running QBs, and was an absolute beast in every way. Shame on the media for bringing down one of the most polarizing and talented QBs of this generation.

Seems it's time to split the Panthers over state lines and spark a rivalry. Dave Tepper can get South Carolina's team.

If Cam had one other reliable receiver that playoff run, we'd have been in the Superbowl. I honestly believe that, Cam was hitting another gear against the Saints. "The lights were bright" is the most insane excuse I've ever seen for not catching one of the most incredible passes from him.

cam's always been smarter than anyone's given him credit for. laughable nobodies thought they knew more than a former NFL MVP. the same media that called him a non-pocket passing QB, when if you actually watched his snaps, he's pretty much always in the pocket and at his best in it. such stupidity.

we put 30+ on them. cannot believe how bad the cowgirls are choking. not complaining, it's just insane to see.

Definitely wouldn't be opposed. He's doing good on the Ravens. Freddie Kitchens strangled his ability on the Browns, and he's shown to have grown as a coach and good success. Now though, Carolina would definitely be a pretty bottom-tier dumpster pile compared to the Ravens offense, and Bryce Young could only dream of touching Lamar Jackson's jockstrap at this point, so it remains to be seen if he can inject any form of fire there. And something I just saw - seems Monken heavily favors quality protection schemes. Would be good if he figures our a way to get the Panthers oline off the stench of Reich's needlessly complex zone scheme and implement their strengths.