WarPanthers89

1 year - 3 million projection from Spotrac

You know he made an impact on the team when his teammate was crying just hearing the news. It was awesome

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We cut the guy after this season and we save 4.75 million. Roll that money over to the beast Bozeman and call it a day

3 year - 36 million dollar deal according to projections from Spotrac. Yes he needs to be priority one to re sign in my humble yet correct opinion. I don’t care if his PFF score is a 20 or 100, I know that this man passes the eye test, performs well, is a fantastic teammate/leader, and is a throw back to the big nasty hog mollies of the past. Our line is a great mixture of young and vet, and by signing him we can solidify this line for years to come. Please think back to last year and how our like made you feel compared to this year. The man didn’t have an opportunity to work most of the preseason and was benched as a backup by Rhule yet he immediately came in and was the difference maker we all expected when he got a chance. Him and his wife have already planted roots in the Carolina’s and he turned down more money to be here this off-season. This is the type of player you reward, he’s 28 and can get a nice 3 year deal to lock in our line and build with a rookie QB or Jimmy G/Carr/Bobby Boucher.

SIGN BOZEMAN

I don’t know if he would get a huge deal, but It will be interesting to see. I would love to have him back as he has been a bright spot, but it’s not a good idea to spend a lot on that position.

What say ye fellow Huddle make believe GM’s? Say another team offers Foreman a long term deal this offseason… Do you match a long term deal (say 3 years) for good money, or do you let him walk? I say Bozeman is priority 1 to re sign, then you have to decide if it’s worth spending money on Foreman. When Darin Gantt was ask if we will re sign Foreman, this was his response: “Foreman was genuinely wondering if he was ready to retire and get on with his life's work at a certain point, as injuries kept him from ever establishing himself his first three seasons. But in the last two seasons, he's shown that if you need to replace an All-Pro running back in midseason, he's your guy. The job he did last year replacing Henry in Tennessee, followed by his jumping in and becoming a bell-cow back after the McCaffrey trade this year, has been impressive. He's a free agent this offseason, one of the few non-quarterback free agents the Panthers have. He's earned the right to see what the market bears for him, but I could see keeping him around if the price is right. He's a physical back, and I think because of the beatings he administers (and receives), you'd probably be wise to keep him in tandem with another back or two (like Chuba Hubbard and Raheem Blackshear). He's a big Newton's second law of motion guy (Isaac, not Cam). If force equals mass times acceleration, having 235 pounds of faster-than-he-looks Foreman behind a literal ton of offensive linemen (when they go with seven or eight on the field at a time) sounds like quite a problem for other people to solve.” https://www.panthers.com/news/ask-the-old-guy-hope-for-the-holidays

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https://instagram.com/stories/brianburns99/2991293343027539892?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= https://instagram.com/stories/brianburns99/2991293471381720785?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= He was in great position and came around to get in front of Geno and prob would have had the sack on his own if they weren’t chasing from behind. I don’t know why we go out of the way to hate on Burns when he is the best player on our defense other than Brown. He is just 24 years old and already a captain/leader of the team, and is putting up pro bowl stats.

I can almost promise you if he were to be interviewed and ask about our turnaround he would stick with his original story that he played a huge part in developing and building our team and that he wasn’t given enough time to see the turnaround. He will never realize that his coaching style was the problem and that he could never get an NFL to rally around him like they are with Wilks.

All of those things you listed are things needed to have a “perfect team” on paper. You do not need every single piece to be compete….he’ll we are competing right now even though we have had a disaster season by all respects. We control our own destiny December and that is with a revolving door at QB, a temp head coach, half a coaching staff, trading away our best player, etc. I realize QB’s don’t grow on trees, but my point is that we only need mid range QB production in order to be a caliber playoff team. Absolutely no way we need anywhere close to 5 years to become a playoff caliber team.

Darnold is still bad (as the game went on he always looks worse and worse) but all others parts of the team held up and showed out. No question Wilks is doing an incredible job with not only the coaches that he has had to make his own (even after many have left) but also the players he inherited/ones that were traded away. He is winning despite having one of the worst QB rooms in the league. Props to him, he has me actually interested in watching Panthers football again. I did not care under Rhule, as it was some of the most boring, uninspired football that I have seen in our history.

Lol we are a coach and QB away from competing my dude. No way it takes 5 seasons to build a team. In 3 years he will only be 27

Case killing them. Feet never stops

Yeah I know it’s a long shot but still excited about his play. It has dipped over the last two weeks but he has been injured I believe so idk if it’s the rookie wall or the injury but he is still already one of the best we have had at LT and it’s not even the end of his rookie year

Is what I’m saying, and what the Riot is bringing to the table for discussion. Let me know your opinion you slackers

Actually no. I did not realize until just now that it was a Russell Wilson rivalry for me. Once they lost that amazing defense and we moved on from Cam it seems to have faded away and the final nail was when Russell Wilson was traded. My favorite memory from the rivalry was of course the Greg Olsen TD and also the playoff game against them during our super-bowl year. This pic was from that game, and it cracked me up. Not me in a pic, but a fellow drunk guy who had this hanging up where we were tailgating. It snowed that morning and it was magical.

Based on what? You obviously don’t watch the game. This is the guys first NFL season playing really, and he’s already one of the best in the game. This must be a troll post.

For the record I do not want. I bet the panthers are doing research though.

Teams that are considering coaching changes don’t wait until firing the current coach to start looking for a successor. They start considering candidates weeks before issuing the pink slip. To absolutely no surprise, NFL teams that may be looking for new coaches are doing their homework on Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh, according to NFL Media. Last week, we planted a flag on this possibility, given the events that unfolded in early 2022. Harbaugh wanted to coach the Vikings. He wants to win a Super Bowl. He has made it clear that he regards a national championship as something less than winning a Lombardi Trophy. “bUT hE CLoSed tHE dOoR,” some will shout. His contract shows that the door is wide-ass open; his buyout this year is a mere $3 million. If he was truly closing the door, he could have agreed to a much higher buyout, in return for other more favorable terms. He didn’t. He negotiated a reasonable buyout. Which means it’s not unreasonable to think he may be once again looking for a way back to the NFL. Already, the Panthers and Colts have vacancies. There surely will be more. And there surely will be interest in a guy who immediately turned around a bad 49ers team, taking it to the brink of the Super Bowl in his first season and getting there in his second. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/12/04/report-teams-are-doing-homework-on-jim-harbaugh/