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My son runs that exact play in Madden all the time.

People will hear whatever they want to hear - there is no 'v' anywhere in what McCown said. I am a bit surprised, for the better however, that no one seems to care about Stroud saying he was going to take McCown's money. Seems like the type of thing that clickbait internet clowns would find a ludicrous way to be all over.

Your words, not mine - request for one single play. Probably because it was just last season and without that TD the team loses, satisfying your request for "... hell even putting us in position to win a game". Again, your words, not mine, but I also gave two more, not only meeting but even exceeding what you requested.

https://www.panthers.com/video/highlight-kyle-allen-delivers-clutch-fourth-down-throw-to-d-j-moore There's three.

Minnesota QBs since 2018: Cousins, throwing for 153 TDs, 5th best in that time, throwing to him, Diggs, and Jefferson Carolina QBs since 2018: The Shell of Cam Newton x2, Kyle Allen, Teddy Bridgewater, Will Grier, PJ Walker, Sam Darnold, Baker Mayfield, maybe others I'm forgetting: 91 TDs, 2nd worst in that time, throwing to Moore, Anderson, and endless JAGs Somewhat of a chicken/egg argument and Thielen is a different type of player than DJ, a type that Caroina has sorely needed in years past, so this doesn't really mean much when discussing DJ Moore. I think Thielen has some left in the tank, but expectations should be tempered accordingly.

Guess nothing came of his assault charge?

Hardman is in no way, shape, or form a #1 or even #2 receiver. There is a reason KC is letting him test the market and that is because he is a straight speed guy that brings nothing else to the table. Good Ginn-type (without Cam magic) player if you have the luxury of that in your offense, but has shown nothing more eve with Reid.

Way too deep of a hole to dig out so easily, but it is much more promising than the 2020 offseason.

Not sure about Hopkins but Cooks is expensive. If the Texans ate some of it then perhaps.

Right, and that's my (joking) point. Dude's actual role on the team to fly down the field and hit people, not to catch passes.

In all reality, Hankton was an SS that they lined up at WR in times of desperation. Doesn't count.

That was exactly my thought after they traded DJ. Would be a lot of money for 2023 but, while painful, not unpalatable if they wanted to move on for 2024. Cooks can also go deep and run slot-type routes.

Jesus, people will complain about anything.

Any lineman looks good when only lined up against LBs and DBs.

I don't know about traded but he is definitely miscast in a base 3-4. I don't know how anyone looks at that tape of his rookie year and thinks to play him in center field or as a base 3-4 LB. It's just weird how mismanaged he has been.

Weakside ILB in a 3-4 under-type defense might work, but Chinn needs to be in space and I don't know what OLB they'd line up over the weakside tackle. Maybe Burns? Definitely not Luvu. Seems a waste but they won't be in this base front much.

Guys like Coleman and Harris have had some flash-in-the-pan years, but Bell is legitimately the best safety Carolina has had since Minter retired. That is how poor the safety position has been for this franchise.

Teammates assaulted by Steve Smith: 3. Teammates assaulted by Andre Johnson: 0. I'm not even saying this explicitly factors in, simply saying that there can be much more in play than just stats. Also, I live in KC, a market much smaller than Charlotte, and the Chiefs were irrelevant until Reid and then Mahomes started winning. Now, they win and get lots of attention regardless despite the market size. And how Carolina got lots of attention here in 2005, 2008, 2013, and then 2015-2017 when they were actually doing something interesting. Weird, right? In your own words, stop being dumb.

“If Carolina doesn’t pick the right quarterback, the trade’s a disaster” Brilliant analysis right there.

Yup, total media bias in favor of the hugely successful Houston market. It's the only possible answer and has nothing to do with factors such as their numbers being similar (Steve has more TDs and playoff games to his credit) or Steve being a much more polarizing player for a good portion of his career. None at all. I think Smith deserves to get in over a guy like Johnson but to cry 'Carolina media bias' is lame.

Eww. I like Burns but he has not shown to be anywhere near worth that much.