TheBigKat

This is a classic AZ Cardinals move... overpaying on an aged veteran Emmitt Smith T. Suggs Joey Porter Kurt Warner Carson Palmer Watt has missed 8+ games in 3 of the past 4 seasons

No Watson No mega trade for a rookie QB then you roll with Teddy B and go all in next year for a QB

Miami in my opinion is more attractive than CAR opening, they are ready to CONTEND They were gifted the draft pick from HOU over the Tunsil trade, that pick holds high draft currency The Dolphins made the playoffs with Rex Grossman'esque play from Tua, while he is more mobile than Rex Grossman, I don't see this young man translating to an elite NFL QB The Dolphins are projected to have a Top 5 Defense this year https://sportsnaut.com/nfl-defense-rankings/ The Dolphins have over $31 million in cap space and can free up more CAR has better offensive weapons in CMC, Moore, Anderson but MIA can spend the draft and FA to get Watson complimentary pieces I live in Charlotte but the honesty is, if I am 24 years old with millions in the bank, do I want to hang out at South Beach or Trade & Tryon street

At this point it’s tossing money over damaged goods

Maybe he’ll pout and try to play baseball

What significant mistakes do you feel he’s made?

Overall thoughts on the guy, I am HAPPY this guy is the one writing the checks Never in my 20+ years following the team have I seen such a dedication of resources to having an overall great organization True training facilities No cap restraints on paying for the best possible coach out there (Rhule contract was INSANE) Diligence in the GM process Refusal of mediocrity Finding a loophole to "safeguard" the Richardson statue Soon to be new stadium You don't buy $76 million dollar homes because you are fixated on Jeans Fridays He does have a "bit" of Snyder in him with his comments at time but the guy is a hands on owner who is committed to running a first class organization. I would rather have a guy like him then a cheap ass like the Brown family (Bengals owner) Scott Fitterer worked in SEA when Paul Allen owned the Seahawks who at the time was the richest owner in the NFL and now comes to Carolina and works currently for the richest owner in the NFL. Having an owner with deep pockets and a desire to win is important https://www.syracuse.com/buffalo-bills/2020/06/buffalo-bills-owner-no-negative-financial-situation-will-impact-franchises-ability-to-extend-sean-mcdermott-brandon-beane.html

Releasing busts like Kalil Releasing Steve Smith Releasing Cam Newton Releasing DeAngelo Williams Releasing Jonathan Stewart The #Panthers cleared almost $13 million in cap space with simple restructures on the contracts of DT Kawaan Short and OL Trai Turner.- Done by Hurney in 2019

So Gettleman didn't come in and cut dead weight? Hurney didn't release players like Cam Scott F seems by all indications that he is going to be solid but moves like this happen every offseason

We do moves like this every offseason

Eagles WONT be drafting a QB this year they have the worst cap space in the league they will likely trade this pick to acquire more draft capital they will likely have a complete purge of an offseason (Ertz, Jeffrey, Cox, Johnson) and go full tank mode Eagles will have nearly 80 million in cap space 2022 and quite possibly the #1 pick next year due to them having likely having a Carolina’esque 1-15 season this year

Nothing on that list excites me that much over TB5

No thanks

Chris Gamble.... I can’t recall the guy giving an interview during his time in Charlotte. For Christ’s sake he is likely the Panthers best corner ever and a total ghost

Moton is a tag if no long term deal is reached Lane Johnson, Jack Conkin and Ju’wan Jones is the market rate Moton is going to be at. Easier to just pony that up and move on

I do think this team is going to try and draft a rookie QB BUT if that’s not there, Slater is your guy https://www.google.com/amp/s/nflmocks.com/2021/01/24/2021-nfl-draft-rashawn-slater-hidden-gem/amp/ Sewell will not slip beyond Cincy if watching SB 50 and 55 taught us anything it’s that you can’t compete without an O-Line in critical games CAMVP got obliterated against Denver Mahomes scrambled for his life and a potent offense looked pedestrian Sign Moton and draft Slater, you have bookend tackles for a decade possibly move Little to guard Paradis for another year and draft a rookie C in the later rounds suddenly a terrible unit is starting to have life at the end of the tunnel this team has gone places when they have stellar LT play (Gross was an All Pro) and Oher was in rare form during our SB run

he's not getting past Cincy #culture

While the refs weren’t favorable to KC today, the Bucs SMASHED the chiefs today

I can’t imagine a player having two worse SB performances than Remmers

First time I can recall that a SB was in essence bought by bringing in a surge of FA players Brady Gronk AB Fournette Suh Never thought this was a formula for success but when done right and when a team has a base compliment of players

Can’t believe I’m typing this but KC is getting overpowered

TB is slowing this game down

KC needs a turnover

Get in there Eli