Zod

Yeah, screw that guy for pulling for a Panthers quarterback.

Been seeing chatter of Vincent D’Onofrio reprising his role as Kingpin for the new Hawkeye series on Disney Plus.

I would be willing to bet at least one happens this year.

NO but he can return punts

0% chance

Obviously some of you have never been to games and it shows. It is an orchestrated chant where one half of the stadium does Keep and the other half does Pounding. Its not something that can happen just by fan initiative.

Shi Smith had a regular jersey today and is at least practicing in some capacity.

Just saw this. Games of Sam Darnold with a Passer Rating over 100: Sunday: 1 Previous 17 Starts: 0 Turns out, the Jets really are where good players go to die.

Gettleman such a garbage GM

What a treat when Baldy praises our beloved Carolina Panthers.

Fish fry in the kitchen. Beans burn on the grill. Took a whole lot of trying Just to get up that hill

They are waiting to see how many people complain or cancel before they decide to put it back in. I just cancelled with no all 22 as the reason.

From The Athletic

Looks like the NFL removed the All 22 camera angles from Game Pass making its service nearly worthless. I can't find it. Anyone else?

Check downs are a trade off for horrible pass protection. It won't be good enough against the Saints.

We had a college football forum for a decade. there was like one post a month in it.

Here are the power rankings from across the interwebs provided by panthers.com The Panthers were typically ranked 5 spots lower last week across the board. 25th NFL.com NFC South: Buccaneers 1st, Saints 10th, Falcons 28th ANALYSIS: "Sam Darnold got his Revenge Game, but the most exciting development to come out of a 19-14 win over the Jets was a Carolina defensive front seven that used speed and athleticism to completely outclass its opponent. Brian Burns and Shaq Thompson led a swarming Panthers defense that had rookie Zach Wilson running for his life from the first series. Darnold overcame some early miscues to deliver a strong performance in his Panthers debut, while Christian McCaffrey -- a ho-hum 187 total yards -- was back to looking like the best running back in football. These Panthers could be frisky." 23rd ESPN.com NFC South: Buccaneers 2nd, Saints 9th, Falcons 27th ANALYSIS: "Top rookie: CB Jaycee Horn Horn wasn't perfect, as he did give up an 8-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter, but that was on a perfect pass from Zach Wilson to Corey Davis. What he didn't do in playing all but one defensive snap was give up anything big down the field. He kept the plays in front of him and his man-to-man coverage allowed the defensive front to pressure Wilson. Not a bad start for the son of former NFL receiver Joe Horn." 23rd CBSSports.com NFC South: Buccaneers 1st, Saints 6th, Falcons 29th ANALYSIS: "They did some good things in beating the Jets, but they have to be better than that going forward. It sure has to be good to have Christian McCaffrey back running the football." 26th BleacherReport.com NFC South: Buccaneers 1st, Saints 10th, Falcons 31st ANALYSIS: "They say that revenge is a dish best served cold. If that's the case, then Panthers quarterback Sam Darnold must have been feeling pretty frosty Sunday. Granted, it was a hardly a blowout. But Darnold got a measure of payback against the team that he spent his first three seasons with, throwing for 279 yards and a long score to another ex-Jet, Robby Anderson. Darnold and Anderson weren't the only players on Carolina's offense that showed up. Tailback Christian McCaffrey turned 30 touches into 187 total yards. Wide receiver D.J. Moore caught six of eight targets for 80 yards. Carolina's defense notched six sacks and allowed just 252 total yards. It was a good performance on both sides of the ball, but it also came against one of the league's worst teams. A much stiffer test awaits in Week 2 against a New Orleans Saints team that just smoked the Green Bay Packers."

Pretty sure they measure how much time he had to throw. Apparently it's the worst in the league. Credit to Sam for working with it.

Found this on Twitter. Pass Block Win Rate through week 1 (ESPN): CLE-78% PHI-75% SF-69% GB, NYG-67% CIN-62% DEN, MIN, NO-59% JAX-58% LAR-56% MIA, TB-55% SEA-54% TEN-53% LAC-52% LV-51% ARI, BAL, NYJ, PIT-50% DET-48% IND-47% NE-44% BUF-41% CHI, KC-40% ATL-36% DAL, HOU-35% WAS-33% CAR-20% Yeeeeesh. Panthers lose pass blocking 4 out of 5 times.

(he was already out 6 weeks, but that rona really making it's rounds in Nola)

Oh dear

Offensive line coach talking about his rookies. From Panthers dot com "You know what, they're closer than I thought they would be," Meyer said. "Brady's done a lot of good things, and when we first got Brady we didn't know if he'd be a tackle or a guard and I think he could be either. And we've been able to flip him both sides, play right and left, and he's done a nice job. He's got good feet, he's a smart kid, obviously he's a little older, as a (soon-to-be) 25-year-old rookie. So he's more mature and he gets it. "And with Deonte, the big thing with him was to make sure he keeps his weight in check, and he's done that. He's done a great job, he's in the 330s now, back from when we saw him at the Senior Bowl and he was 364. But he's done a good job, and he wasn't one of those big guys who can't move. He's a quick-twitch kid who has a lot of good lower-body explosion. He's learning, they both are, the different techniques we teach. But I would say they're closer to being ready than they are farther away."

This guy is balls too. Lol

We drafted a long snapper that didn't make the roster instead of a kicker.

They don't do that this year. This year's teams forfeit. The NFL is done with scheduling nightmares.