mrcompletely11

Moton aint getting restructured, yall need to let this go. And I really dont see any value adding a declining player with a huge cap hit that we would probably cut after the season. Not sure why we would restructure a huge deal for a 32 year old corner. It just doesnt make sense. Morgan has been clear about kicking the proverbial can down the road. And if you think Ramsey is the missing piece that is going to unlock our defense and help challenge for the division then we can just agree to disagree at that point. 2026 is the season we should take bigger swings. 2025 is about culture and getting our existing players reps and hopefully wins.

I was looking more at the 8 game angle then the actual play. But yeah he was a stud, when he played

Was he for us though?

You don't pay a 32 year old corner 25 million a year. There is an out after 25

The Ramesy thing doesnt make sense as its only a one year rental. Seems like an expensive rental.

fools gold

he was just extended

we resigned him knowing he was going to have back surgery?

mike kaye was giving us a ton of "pump the brakes on bryce" smoke signals all last preseason. Thats why I really respect him.

Tmac looks slow

I mean you can believe what you want but we offered him far and away the most money The Panthers entered the draft needing to acquire multiple receivers. It explains why they made Coker one of the highest-paid undrafted players. They signed Coker to a deal that contained a $25,000 signing bonus with $225,000 in salary guarantees, according to ESPN. It’s more money than some late-round draft picks make. It signals how badly Morgan wanted to add Coker to his roster and it should improve his chances of making the team.

the odds of making the team are akin to winning the lottery, they are going to take the money 10 times out of 10

Our defense was sick and we had a qb that went supernova. Was a thing of beauty to watch in real time

We offered him the most UDFA money so yeah it was 100% about the money

This year is all about getting nfl experience, 2026 is when we should be pinning our ears back and making a substantial run with defensive improvement. I think we are still going to be dogshit on defense.

Vashti drops some nuggets every so often Josh Klein used to be plugged in but I think his dude left and then he moved to Europe Ellis used to be good but got neutered when he got credentials But all in all I think Kaye and Person stand out. Kaye has a bit more detailed insight but I think Person pushes back a wee bit more.

I dont trust Tepper in building a nfl franchise but I would in minute give him every penny I owned to invest. Dude has the midas touch

If those stats you are quoting are from PFF then why in the same breath do they have him ranked 20th overall? Look man, not one single rational poster has said that bryce doesnt deserve 2025. He does and we all hope he makes a mega jump because if he doesnt crack top 10 status we are in a world of hurt and I suspect the team simply moves on. Most teams know what they have with qbs drafted in the first round by year 4. There are clear examples up and down the board. The 5th year option is a game changer. If they dont exercise it then whats the point, they will move on or try to upgrade. Sure you can point the Daniel jones experiment but then that proves my point. Simply put a decision has to be made after year 3 about his long term future. And for that with the panthers he has to make a huge leap into the top 10. Thats just how it works man

Bryce had 191 yards 55% completion 1 td 1 pick. That's an amazing performance? Come on people

His size will always limit him. Do t kid yourself

That was a wild ride after training camp that year. Reich had that thousand yard stare, Fitt had to come out trying temper expectations because they knew they were in for it. Then Reich tries to bench him, overridden but alas bryce hurt his ankle at some point. Since there is little media and no fans at camp this year, the preseason games should be pretty telling. I just dont think there is any way DC doesnt get bryce as many game reps as possible to avoid the disaster of last year

lol wut? Stats dont matter now? Got it

Huh. Frazier 2nd. Imagine that

Incredible? Jesus H Christ dude, at least take the blinders off last 5 games he averaged roughly 200 yards a game, 62% completion and 1.8 tds a game. Incredible wouldnt be the word I would use

It's that way due to how the contract situation is set up