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rooting super hard for him that editors note, fug man

I mean the honest and easy answer is Horn The second one that comes to mind is TMJ After that I'd be interested to see Tremble's growth, Nixon and to see if Deonte Brown is going to actually contribute

I can't remember if it was Ellis who first posited this theory but I really believe Tepper basically took Rhule at the end of the season and said, "Look I'm giving you one last shot, just focus on coaching, minimize the press, hand over roster control, get some veteran coaches in here, etc." I wouldn't have done that but it certainly seems legit

I agree with the other poster who said that Rock Hill is basically a microcosm of what Tepper is planning. You either pay up or he will play hardball. For the record, I think this gets done and the Panthers stay in Charlotte. But I don't think it's a 100% lock. Maybe more like 70-30%.

every tackle in the second round sucked last year so I'm glad we accumulated picks

Love that we tried to rob Seattle prior to picking Ickey

we will take him off their hands

this thread has been posted many times over the years and this is the first time I can remember that it's actually garnering serious responses Usually it's just "Pie is eternal." "What's not to love about pie" etc.

I agree I liked it a lot but the second half, particularly the third act felt like a let down. They really needed some better editing in that third act it was dreadfully long and drawn out. I also noticed half way through the movie I had not laughed like one time. I'm not expecting Whedon's Avengers levels of wise cracks but a one off joke here or there wouldn't hurt

great signing, they are doing their best to put out a competitive team on the field

I'd like him in 10 tbh

I am just so, so, so happy we didn't trade away next years first or second rounder That is the biggest win. I'm nitpicking by complaining about the third rounder tbh. That being said. This pick at this point in the draft is an A+ for me. All of Corral's negatives have conceivable paths to be corrected. Whenever you have a guy who goes lower than expected or a guy like Pat Mahomes gets drafted after Mitch. It's always fun to go back and look at why they went lower than they did. Usually it's for dumb reasons. Corral's reasons aren't without merit but they are definitely things that can be improved. 1- He's lanky and needs to fill out his frame. Great his job is now to eat, sleep, workout, and play football. 2- He played in a pro style offense. Ok this isn't a problem intrinsic to him, he may flourish in a pro style offense. 3- He has off the field issues. It seems like he is candid about his problems and has tried to address them. To me that actually shows maturity. No one is perfect, it's how you pick yourself up after that defines you. Is Corral a sure thing? Hell no. Is he worth a swing at pick 94. fug yea and we got him without giving up too much. This has been an A+ draft.

Disclaimer most of these dudes likely will be gone by our next pick, nonethless Jamaree Salyer Guard/Tackle UGA Tariq Woolen CB UTSA Marquis Hayes OG Oklahoma Josh Williams CB Fayetteville st. Christopher Allen Edge Bama Lecticus Smith G/C VT Zach Tom C WFU Justyn Ross WR Clemson

that's a very fair counterpoint and one I admit makes a lot of sense

wow this guy is a fuging genius

People on twitter actually want us to give up our first next year for Malik. I'm a huge Malik guy. Malik will not be good next year, he's a multi year project It is still VERY possible the Panthers have a top ten pick next year PLEASE GOD DO NOT TRADE OUR FIRST ROUND PICK NEXT YEAR

You...I like you. Most of the Huddle/Panthers subreddit/Panthers twitter is begging for us to trade our second rounder this year (Narrator voice the Panthers haven't had a 2022 second rounder for over a year) to trade for Baker/jimmy G

best pick we could have made. Easily could have been the number one overall pick in this draft and we got him at 6

My last one this year and my favorite thus far:

hey I was right!

starting to hate this team

I think this is a classic "grass isn't always greener" move. Did JB have his issues? Of course. But he was a young couch and the teams seemed to be improving every year. I would have liked to see what he would have done with a legit center. That being said his refusal to play young guys was frustrating.

great movie, third act needed some serious editing to make it a tighter story but other than that I loved it

NO fuging WAY This team very well could in contention for the #1 overall pick next year with a shot at a legit franchise QB

I'm now all in one taking one of the big three OTs. I'd also be ok with a trade down but I'd want a haul (future first) which I don't see happening. I think the only way I'd be cool with a QB is in a trade down scenario.