Leeroy Jenkins Ph.D.

Yes, he looked really good against the Jets

Obligatory Highlight Reel

I still haven't seen the Tuttle restructure come across any of the NFL transaction pages. Looks like Moton added a Void year to the end of his contract. Sep 04, 2024 - Converted $16.09 million of 2024 compensation into signing bonus, adding 1 void year, clearing $10.72M of cap with Carolina (CAR)

Byron Young was just cut by the Raiders. Go get HIM!

So we signed 9 of 16 to the practice squad. I am assuming they expect to get our 6 players back that just got cut when they clear waivers. That puts us at 15. I think they signed another corner back as well that will be added to the PS. Anyone surprised we didn't sign TMJ to the PS? He cleared waivers.

Panthers announce they've released six players: WR Jalen Coker WR Ihmir Smith-Marsette S Demani Richardson CB D'Shawn Jamison G Cade Mays DT Jayden Peevy

I think we need to cut down to about 45 players and hit reset on the bottom of the roster.

Harrison Mevis is still available

Just came here wondering the same thing

Just the same ol online streaming sites online. NFL bite is a good aggregate for them

Can't find anything but the Bills stream. oh well.

During 2016-2021, a total of nearly 1,700 games were played, divided almost equally between artificial and natural surfaces; about three-quarters of the artificial surfaces were slit-film. The overall injury rate per game in this period was 1.92. Whalen's group found that each of the following types of injury -- ankle, hamstring, groin, calf, quadriceps, anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), medial cruciate ligament (MCL), leg/ankle/foot fractures, and Achilles tendon -- were more frequent on artificial surfaces (both slit-film and monofilament) than on natural grass, by 2% to as much as 62%. For example, rates of ankle injuries were 0.561 per game on artificial turf versus 0.498 on natural grass. The 62% higher rate was seen for MCL injuries, for which per-game rates were 0.089 on artificial surfaces versus 0.055 on grass.

However will we make the playoffs without him... /End Sarcasm

I hate when people make intelligent, well thought out statements that contradict my thought process. How bout you shut up.

He is literally the only space eating 1 tech available in this draft and we desperately need someone to compete with Shy Tuttle (who is undersized) for the position.

I would have taken Sweat at 39. The fact that he could be available at 65 is fantastic. If he slides all the way to 101 and we don't take him, shame on us.

Back when I used to do cognitive assessment for the NFL Concussion Settlement, I used to hear all kinds of fun juicy tidbits from former players. Not typically draft related, but largely about players who were impressing coaches/trainers in offsite personal training sessions, or about players not so productive extracurricular activities. The thing is, people who have access to this information typically are not spreading it around on social media. Respect and trust is a two-way street.

You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.

His cap hit is elevated because we have restructured him previously to utilize cap space and build our illustrious roster. We are currently doing the right thing. Need to eat those elevated cap hits while we are not in contention. I could see Moton being traded for draft capital next off-season, which would save the team about 5 million on the cap for 2025.

Panthers DT Derrick Brown is signing a four-year, $96 million extension that includes $63.165 million guaranteed, per source. Deal negotiated by Brown’s agents Drew Rosenhaus, Jason Rosenhaus and Robert Bailey and Panthers execs Dan Morgan and Brandt Tillis. Drew Rosenhaus confirmed the deal.

Best move of the offseason IMO

Right, not my study, and in no way does correlation = causation. I just know that the team this year has a higher number of unknown variables than is typical for most teams, which, while corollary data may suggest is a negative, I believe it creates room for optimism. Which was the entire point of my post that I feel was somewhat lost.

2021 2021 Carolina Panthers Draft Round Selection Player Position College 1 8 Jaycee Horn CB South Carolina 2 59 Terrace Marshall Jr. WR LSU 3 70 Brady Christensen OT BYU 83 Tommy Tremble TE Notre Dame 4 126 Chuba Hubbard RB Oklahoma State 5 158 Daviyon Nixon DT Iowa 166 Keith Taylor CB Washington 6 193 Deonte Brown OG Alabama 204 Shi Smith WR South Carolina 222 Thomas Fletcher LS Alabama 7 232 Phil Hoskins DT Kentucky 2022 022 Carolina Panthers Draft Round Selection Player Position College Notes 1 6 Ikem Ekwonu OT NC State 2 38 Traded to the New York Jets[A] 3 70 Traded to the Jacksonville Jaguars[B] 94 Matt Corral QB Ole Miss from Chiefs via Patriots[C] 4 111 Traded to the New York Jets[A] 120 Brandon Smith LB Penn State from Saints via Commanders[D] 137 Traded to the New England Patriots[C] from Rams via Texans[E] 5 144 Traded to the Washington Commanders[D] from Jaguars[B] 149 Traded to the Washington Commanders[D] 6 185 Traded to the Buffalo Bills[F] 189 Amaré Barno LB Virginia Tech from Commanders[D] 199 Cade Mays OG Tennessee from Raiders[G] 7 227 Traded to the Las Vegas Raiders[G] 242 Kalon Barnes CB Baylor from Patriots via Dolphins[H] 2023 2023 Carolina Panthers Draft Round Selection Player Position College Notes 1 1 Bryce Young QB Alabama From Chicago 9 Traded to the Chicago Bears[A] 2 39 Jonathan Mingo WR Ole Miss 61 Traded to the Chicago Bears[A] From San Francisco[B] 3 76 Traded to the New England Patriots[C] 80 D. J. Johnson OLB Oregon From Pittsburgh 4 114 Chandler Zavala G NC State 5 145 Jammie Robinson S Florida State 6 187 Traded to the New England Patriots[C] 7 226 Traded to the Jacksonville Jaguars[D] Looks pretty damn UGLY