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I can't read 12 pages of this but I'll just say this. CJ has the physical traits we wish Bryce had. But Bryce is mentally tougher and will continue to be a starter in this league while CJ seems mentally cooked and may never recover. He's been chasing his rookie form for two years now.

I love what he did, but we won't be able to keep him after next year. The fact that Horn doesn't get targeted very often tells you who the opposition gameplans around.

Depending on how badly the Bears want to trade him, they're likely to eat a good portion of the cap to see him on another team.

new article " If they do opt to roll with the younger and cheaper options, the Panthers probably wouldn't bite on Moore. They've seen him get worse since trading him away, and virtually no one on the team was part of that decision or that era. Still, it would be hilarious to see Moore return home. It would also be a pretty solid addition, assuming the Bears ate some of the cost and/or it didn't require much capital to get him. A wide receiver room of Tetairoa McMillan, Jalen Coker, Moore, Xavier Legette, and Jimmy Horn Jr. would be nice." https://www.si.com/nfl/panthers/onsi/news/panthers-hilarious-landing-spot-unhappy-bears-wr#:~:text=It all looks like the,much capital to get him.

BTW - this was statistically the worst season of his career. He had more yards even as a rookie. DJ Moore Career Statistics (Receiving) Year Team Receptions Yards Touchdowns 2018 Panthers 55 788 2 2019 Panthers 87 1,175 4 2020 Panthers 66 1,193 4 2021 Panthers 93 1,157 4 2022 Panthers 63 888 7 2023 Bears 96 1,364 8 2024 Bears 98 966 6 2025 Bears 50 682 6 Total 608 8,213 41

DJ and Bryce would cook. I wish we could have him back but not at his current price tag.

Such a dumb idea

Did someone mention Bryce?

You mean McDermott! He brought in Beane

After today’s disastrous press conference, McDermott looks like the hero and the owner (Pegula) and Beane like a pure mess that nobody will want to work with.

Hopefully the Panthers premium tax is coming down a bit since we made the playoffs we don’t overpay

There were existing pieces to build with including Olsen, Smitty, Dangelo, Stewart, Defense. 2010 was just a historically bad offense due to QB.

Speaking about Steelers “I would not draft a quarterback for at least two to three years. That's just my opinion. I think as a GM, if I'm GMing this team ... the issue that I see with a lot of teams is they get a quarterback and they try and build around that quarterback. I think it should be the other way around. I think you should build a team and put your quarterback in it. Okay? It happened to me. They had a great football team. They plugged me in. We had a veteran group. It just works. It works better than trying to grab a quarterback and be, okay, we're gonna build around this quarterback, because then it's gonna take you four or five years to build around that quarterback. He's probably gonna look like poo up to it and then you're like, is he really our guy? is he not our guy?" I agree with him. Only downside is if you build too good of a roster you’re not drafting high enough to get your QB

Damn tell us how you really feel Baker

I wouldn’t judge anyone by Browns record. Stefanski is known as an offensive guru. Atlanta will be dangerous

Seahawks defense is special

Darnold is also questionable with an oblique injury so this makes this even more plausible. I hate SF so I'll be disappointed.

too many cooks in the kitchen

I sense a restructure incoming for Robert Hunt

Well you're picking and choosing which pundit to listen to. Everyone has confirmation bias

Not enough motion and play action, too much RPO

It’s called being a homer but Kurt Warner is no authority either

I'm expecting a sophomore slump for Shough who will be 27 next season.