KatsAzz

Well, that is a small problem they will have to worry about.

So true!!!

Well, so much for the idea of getting heavier and stronger. LOL

You are correct. Being a physical team certainly has its advantages, something the canes need to try up grading..

There is no way the Panthers can afford to waste a valuable roster post on a 38 year old RB that is on the down hill slide side of his long career.

Pray tell us what is their main complaint is for not being a happy employee?

I expect he pays well and the big paychecks are fun to deposit at the bank.

I fully agree. If Bryce Young turns out the way it seems he should, it will be a steal for the Panthers, to think otherwise would be foolish.

I had previously hope for the same thing.

Receiving a pay cut is never easy, especially when you're one of the two longest tenured players on a team. But that's what had to happen in order for Shaq to remain with the Panthers. Knowing that several free agents weren't set to get big deals, it became an easy decision for him.

True. We have to remain loyal to the East.

I always thought Will Levis was overrated

About Derek Wright The 24 year old, 6'1'' 195 pound, Derek Wright, started his college career with Snow College before transferring to Utah State in 2019. He played in 10 games that season, hauling in seven receptions for 102 yards and two touchdowns. During the 2020 campaign, Wright appeared in six games with three starts, recording 11 catches for 122 yards. As a senior in 2021, Wright caught 48 passes for 789 yards and 11 touchdowns. He earned All-Mountain West honorable mention. During his Utah State career, Wright had 66 receptions for 1,013 yards and 13 touchdowns.

He will not come cheaply.

Yes, it hurts.

Florida

Cardinals cut WR DeAndre Hopkins (updated May 27, 2023) It's been rumored that the Cardinals have had DeAndre Hopkins on the trading block. With absolutely no leverage, Hopkins was released, as no one wanted to trade for a 31-year-old receiver with a massive contract. There will be lots of interest in Hopkins, however, now that he can be obtained at a cheaper price (and with no draft picks exchanged.) Here are some teams that could sign Hopkins: Buffalo Bills: The Bills drafted tight end Dalton Kincaid in the first round, but they're still in need of a receiver to play across from Stefon Diggs. New York Jets: The Jets had interest in signing Odell Beckham until Beckham grew impatient with the Aaron Rodgers trade stalling. They may target another veteran receiver instead. Kansas City Chiefs: The Chiefs won the Super Bowl without a real No. 1 receiver, so it's not like they need Hopkins. I'm sure Patrick Mahomes wouldn't mind having him though! Los Angeles Rams: Hopkins may think the Rams are still a Super Bowl contender. He'd be wrong, but he would recognize the dire need the Rams have at receiver outside of Cooper Kupp. Dallas Cowboys: Jerry Jones wanted to sign Odell Beckham Jr., so I imagine he'd have interest in Hopkins. Philadelphia Eagles: The Eagles need a third receiver. An offense with Hopkins, A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith would be disgusting. New York Giants: The Giants have an improved offense, but they didn't find a No. 1 wideout for Daniel Jones.

losing like we did is going to make a long offseason for us Canes fans.

I wish D.J. Moore all the success in the world but I have long moved on from losing him. I am just overjoyed and exciting to see what QB Bryce Young. can do with some fine receivers like Terrace Marshall Jr and Jonathan Mingo.

Fullbacks are a dying breed. Many colleges, due to the proliferation of the spread offense, no longer use true fullbacks, so the feeder system to the NFL has evaporated. For some players, the position simply isn't glamorous enough. "Nobody ever grows up wanting to be a fullback,

Anderson/Jarry would be a good combination.

There will be lots of added reasons to go to Spartanburg and watch training camp this year.

It will certainly be a lot warmer than Green Bay.

One batted down pass in practice. Time to cut him and move on. (Sarcasm)

It will be interesting to see how he does in Tampa Bay.