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I may have missed it on the breakdown, buy that tip-toe sideline pass/catch from Darnold to DJ was one of the prettiest passes I've seen all season. Was absolutely amazed that DJ was able to catch it and and stay in bounds. Darnold threw it as perfectly as it could be thrown and still give DJ a chance...

This. Willis was never expected to be ready to play as a rookie, as it was well documented that the offense he ran at Liberty was extremely simple and didn't translate to the pro game at all. What did translate was and is his physical skills and intangibles. His processing and ability to read a defense was what pretty much every team knew he would have to work on because I bekieve the Liberty offense was heavy-RPO, one read, etc., which is why he is having a hard time now. If he doesn't show any progress by the end of next year then you will have a better idea on how his career will pan out.

Make no mistake, they didn't miss it. They knew Brissette did it, they just chose not to call it. Expect the same Sunday. We can't leave it up to the refs, we're gonna have to do everything in our power to take it.

I get it, but like Fitt said, you have to keep swinging until you hit one, and Carr would definitely be a hit.

I would absolutely trade a 3rd and would consider a 2nd but wouldn't want to go there. I really think Richardson from UF or Hendon from Tenn. could present a ton of value from the later first and beyond, so I'm comfortable taking either of them and seeing what happens... But, let me be clear... Carr is not Darnold or Mayfield. He is a bona-fide, MVP-level QB with a competent coaching staff. He is a top-tier processor and decision-maker. I would be fine trading a 2nd or 3rd for him.

Are you familiar with Josh McDaniels as a head coach?

I will say in the interviews I watched last season from Gilly he seemed over it from very early on. Again, I think these accomplished guys saw all the amateur poo going on and just rode it out or left. I think the only reason Gilmore entertained coming back is because it was home, and he did share before that it was a dream for him to come back and play for his hometeam. Was probably hoping Rhule would get canned early if he did.

Peppers was working with the team too, IIRC, since he retired. Could've been one or any combo of Kuechly, Pep, and/or Gilmore. And it doesn't surprise me one bit... every one of those guys distanced themselves pretty quickly under the Rhule regime. I think they all saw it wasn't going to reflect well on anyone associated with them.

He will definitely keep Holcomb, just like Rivera had a hard time parting with Richards and Washington. Wilks said Holcomb is essentially his version of Phil Snow. And Holcomb is really bad.

I agree with the sentiment but the ATL game still pisses me off. It's rare a guy gets 2 shots to win the game with a walk-off kick, and it's even more rare that the guy misses both of them - horribly. That was like Jim Marshall running the wrong way, but for kickers. It was like Scott Norwood in the Super Bowl, except twice in one game. It was all-time, two for the history books bad. That being said, he has been incredibly reliable outside of that game. But again, the thing that worries me is that most other games, he has essentially been able to go in playing with house money. That ATL one was so bad, because they, we, and he knew something was on the line, and he choked. My Chicago buddy said the same thing when he saw what happened here - "Yup. Same thing that happened here. He was money when it didn't matter, but when it did, he folded." I hope he's over that after Wilks kept him through that and showed belief in him... sometimes that's all it takes.

Check out the article on Panthers.com, the pics from the side are a better angle, and to me he doesn't look to be any noticeably bigger than he was last time I saw him.

Norman and Sherman???

Maybe it's just a formality. Is Andre Roberts on the 53 yet?

I thought so!

Aren't you able to bring a PS guy up to the active roster on gameday or something weird like that now?

As expected. Wilks was talking about him like he was already on the roster and how they planned to implement him during the presser.

I'd also like to take this opportunity to point out, I still have no fuging idea why we didn't pull some Fitt Magic and acquire an additional 4th or 5th rounder and take Woolen in addition to Mays at that point. Just from the measurables, I would've been comfortable with us taking him in the 3rd if that's how our picks were set up. But in the 4th or a 5th, that was a homerun pick in my mind, and I felt that way BEFORE the draft, again just from a measurables and potential standpoint.

Between that and the Smitty debacle and getting Cam fuging destroyed, prematurely ending his career, or at least his prime, that's why for me, it will always be fug Dave Gettleman. Dude shut our Superbowl window as soon as it fuging opened, mostly because of his overinflated, gym teacher ego. fuging asshole.

According to Wilks' presser it sounds like we have already signed him. I love it. Still hope we'll have Jaycee back in a club after the surgery, but Wilks didn't sound too optimistic about that. Said, "We don't know where we'll be with Jaycee once he comes out of surgery."

What I've also taken away from this is, no one should listen to Aaron Rodgers' recommendations. It's clear Rodgers makes those guys and not the other way around.

Yessir! Love it. I sometimes doubt they would ever have to answer for their sins against us because this falls under thr umbrella of the NFL, and ultimately, their power is tough to mitigate... but man, was I proven wrong. The universe always wins.

Same. Love it!!! Looking forward to the Broncos becoming the new Detroit Lions for the next century, but worse. May their children's children's children never know what a Superbowl feels like. May they wallow in obscurity and mediocrity for eternity! Broncos Country, Let's Hide!

I know, I just really wanted these spoiled assholes to lose regardless.

It could've made it easier and gave us a little bit of a buffer. But then again, when things are easier the worse we have performed historically, so maybe it was a blessing in disguise. But I still fuging hate the Bucs.