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It was quite cold but perfectly manageable with proper clothing. These people were either incredibly stupid, too drunk to realize how cold they were, or some combination thereof.

Eh, I think if it was there it would have shown up at some point. I honesetly can't rmemeber a single remarkable play that Burns has made in his 5 years. Overall we're on the same page though. At this point all we can do as fans is sit and watch this unfold, even though it should have been resolved years ago.

People are dumb and reactionary, but Burns has been the exact same player since he came in. 5 years of the exact same film doesn't lie. Again, I'm not in the 'Burns sucks' camp, but rather the 'Burns isn't worth elite money' camp. He is clearly a quality player, just not a game-changer.

Brown has been showing consistent elite flashes against the best OL in the NFL since day 1 and exploded in this scheme. Burns has never done that. He's good, but they are not comparable

It is kind of amazing how badly the team (general usage here) bungled this situation.

Kelce would pull a Gronk and just retire.

That would be a coup, and Chicago with 3 1st rounders in the top 10, one of which would obviously be a QB... what a golden situation.

Betting lines everywhere on everything these days... jeebus.

Given that this is a single comment and totally out of context, with no inflection/intonation/body language, if he actually said 'part of my master plan' there is just something about that that makes me cringe. Gives off Rhule "smartest guy in the room" vibes. Perhaps just coachspeak, but nothing wrong with acknowledging opportunities to improve. There is plenty to be fixed with Bryce, starting with footwork.

Yup, and here sits Carolina with $24MM tied up in Miles Sanders.

That said, better LT play sure won't hurt, but Jonah Williams is a lateral move at best.

He didn't have a 'down year'. He had exactly the same year as he's had 4 of his 5 seasons; 2022 was the outlier. That's the type of player he is.

It's been 5 seasons. He's exactly the player that he gets credit for on this forum, a very good, sometimes great, but inconsistent pass rusher who consistently overruns, is not strong against the run, and doesn't make splash/game-impacting plays. He is not in that elite tier he wants to be paid like, but his rushing ability is also well above JAG status. $30MM average is silly, $23-25MM is ideal if still feeling like a lot, the $27MM reported number was more than fair.

The most legendary incompletion in the histroy of the Carolina Panthers.

The Rams made an offer that Carolina couldn't refuse, and yet they somehow did. It was all downhill from there.

He had a brief sophomore slump (I don't really blame anyone for getting sick of Rhule's bullcrap) but was never terrible - that's nonsense. Fair to say that people questioned taking him at 10 but that was aproduct of how he was utilized, as he always showed flashes. No question though that this year put him in much better position to shine.

Fresh from the desk of Captain Obvious.

When there is something to look to, sure. At the moment though it's all deja vu.

He was also an active participant in the misinformation campaign around the attempted Kansas abortion ban back in 2022. One thing to have an opinion/support a position, another to spout the inaccurate bullshit that group was putting out there in an attempt to overturn the choice.

Agreed. I get that KC has been winning a lot and Mahomes/Kelce overload has been real this year but it's not like we haven't been getting facefulls of Shanahan/SF hype for years now as well. The real misfortune was Detroit shooting themselves in the foot and handing the NFCCG to SF.

Always enjoyed watching Foster. Had some other great runs that year as well, like the ones vs the Colts in this video.

All teams should absolutely take a flyer on a late-round QB if they think the value is there. Those picks are dart throws anyway and what better score than to find a quality QB, even if just as a backup, that late in the draft.