45catfan

So far today we have retained our CB1, signed a S1 and signed a depth OLB.

Sweat to the Cards, per ESPN.

In typical Panthers fashion, we have way more holes than cap space. Tight funds can hinder a shopping spree.

This much isn't an overreaction.

Highly doubtful. Based on talent I agree, but in a two QB1 draft...he ain't dropping to #21. Especially after the Kenny Pickett debacle at #19 in a one QB1 draft.

So far, but considering we have none on the roster, that's a good start.

Cleveland restructured Watson again. He's still too expensive to jettison, so if healthy, he's probably still their starter. Tennessee could run it back with Levis if no reasonable upgrade. I only see the Giants and Pittsburgh at this point going all-in on a FA QB. Giants are looking to the draft most likely leaving Rodgers to the Steelers.

Reason it's only a two-year deal. Cut bait if (when) needed.

Dang man, quick on the draw aren't you? Alert went up, I posted it in a few seconds and you already had me beat.

Fields is a Jet, per ESPN.

Darnold to the Seahawks per ESPN.

Don't assume Graham will be there. Carter is dinged up, so Graham may up being the first (pure) defensive player drafted (Hunter is a hybrid).

Money talks. Most cap space in the entire League. When you don't suck with contracts, you can win a couple of contract battles versus other teams by outbidding them.

Is it? Going to be a thing from now on, regular cyber attacks on X.

If Milton's camp was sold on the Panthers, they wouldn't be listening to other offers. They are listening, so....

Bingo.

It's sounds like there was a deal in principle, but some late players came into the picture. Until there's ink on paper, everything is fluid.

They've got a chunk of change in the piggy bank. Yes, that's #4 in cap space.

Or they believe he won't be there.

N/m

A couple of CBs spoken for; Adebo (Giants) and Lewis (Jags).

LBs, OL and DL have been in demand early on.

Aren't they out of business? If so, no wonder.

Got it, but the Jags are a small market and have a decent amount of wins and NY is the largest market and have the worst projected record in the NFL. Simply pointing out your over simplification of this data is off the mark. I think the Jets have 6 wins, the other NY team. Chicago is 7 wins. Chargers 8. Big markets with less than lofty predictions. Yes, perennial favorites are still high, but they are consistently good for a reason.