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Burden played against a handful of weak opponents too. I don’t see him going for 300+. T-Mac just has the “it” factor. It’s hard to explain. I felt the exact opposite about XL last draft and it’s turning out to be true.
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T-Mac Mason Graham Will Johnson trade back
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Imagine Luke Kuechly, Thomas Davis or Greg Olsen talking the way Cam talks about the Panthers. Cam will always be a mercenary who just happened to play for the Panthers. He’s all about himself. Always has been.
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Tony Pauline: Panthers like CB Will Johnson
flagfootballcoach28 replied to TheSpecialJuan's topic in Carolina Panthers
Yes, I would keep him 100%. One silver lining of his injuries is that it might lower his price a tad. Yes, signing him has some risk, but you have to start taking some risks at some point. It would make me sick seeing Horn become an All Pro CB for another franchise knowing we could’ve kept him. -
Tony Pauline: Panthers like CB Will Johnson
flagfootballcoach28 replied to TheSpecialJuan's topic in Carolina Panthers
People keep mentioning trading Horn. We’ve let go DJ Moore, CMC, Burns, Chinn, Luvu. At some point we have to start keeping our good players. It’s getting old. -
Tony Pauline: Panthers like CB Will Johnson
flagfootballcoach28 replied to TheSpecialJuan's topic in Carolina Panthers
Fair enough. Wasn’t trying to come across condescending. My fault if it sounded that way. And trust me, that would be a dream, but that’s also a dream for thousands of other guys like myself who probably have way better connections. -
Tony Pauline: Panthers like CB Will Johnson
flagfootballcoach28 replied to TheSpecialJuan's topic in Carolina Panthers
But what DE at #8 can set the edge AND get 8-10 sacks? I’m genuine curious who you think? For example, Pearce Jr is a pass rush specialist who isn’t an every down player because of his slight frame. He draws a lot of Brian Burns comps. Mykel Williams lacks production/bend even though he excels at setting an edge. Those are two prospects for example, but I could say similar things about Scourton, Walker, Green, Stewart That’s my whole point of my original post. We’d be gambling at #8 if we pick an edge based on their known deficiencies. I’d rather stockpile really good players in the top 10, even if it’s not an ideal position than reach on a prospect. We can’t afford to miss on this pick. We reached on XL and Brooks. How did that work out? I’d rather take an edge in the 2nd (Landon Jackson) for example whose film is just as good, if not better than the guys I mentioned earlier and also get a blue chip player at #8. -
Bryce Young Super Bowl media tour
flagfootballcoach28 replied to TheSpecialJuan's topic in Carolina Panthers
“The facility” interview was the worst. Those guys (Acho, James Jones etc) came off like arrogant, rude jerks. -
Tony Pauline: Panthers like CB Will Johnson
flagfootballcoach28 replied to TheSpecialJuan's topic in Carolina Panthers
T-Mac would be my first choice because Young needs his #1, but I do agree that we need an edge. The problem is the value at edge.. Besides Abdul Carter, I have the rest of the top edge guys as late first round grades. The position is deep, but all of the top edge guys have at least one major thing that's holding them back. I just don't see the edge value at #8. In the 2nd? Hell yeah. -
I’d trade a 1st round pick for Howie Roseman
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Screw these refs
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Oh look. Another impactful rookie we could have drafted besides a RB with a torn ACL. Screw you Morgan
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I refuse to believe the game is fixed. “NFL is rigged” is just a popular, trendy opinion sheep have