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He's not a victim. He is awful.

Both of those links refer to the same source. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10135604-2024-nfl-trade-block-big-board-entering-week-3 It's not a rumor, it's a suggestion as stated here: "Still, the 28-year-old will be a free agent next offseason and could be a valuable trade chip if Carolina continues to flounder. Receiver-needy teams could use Johnson, who caught 51 passes for 717 yards and five touchdowns as the Pittsburgh Steelers' No. 2 receiver last year. "

No point in it right now unless some team goes crazy with an offer. Let him play with Dalton and wait for contenders to increase demand as injuries are inevitable. All while evaluating if he's a keeper. Seems obvious

They don't really have a choice

Even if there's a billboard or 20 person protest?

Just stop watching. All this does is give Tepper a new stadium.

Social media games. Who cares

They've been practicing together the whole time.

That's the media. Irrelevant. The teams we just played they knew he was useless

Burns was at his highest value then. Young is at his lowest value. The league has his suck fresh in its memory.

I'm perfectly average in stature for a human male. Just not for an NFL player.

His problem is being my size.

Yes.

If Bryce were smart he would shut the fug up because he is going to find out just how unwanted he is How entitled do you have to be to be the one who is passed? fug him if so

You can't play 1 good half of football in 18 games and expect to keep being a starter

Canada would be a good option.

Good I guess but too late to care

He threw 58 in one game for us.

His draft bio says he's undersized and wouldn't be able to run like he did at TCU. He looks huge next to Young at 6'2" 220. Things sure have changed in a decade

Why would they trade the player they just traded for?

But many said it didn't matter if it failed. In a trade up like that it doesn't matter if the player is terrible or just kinda ok. It's a failure either way.

Most here were gung ho about trading up saying things like "If we miss it won't hurt that bad. Look at the 49ers.". It's like nobody actually considered the chance it wouldn't work becuase it was the beloved draft. (Which I think many like more than the game).

Poor team has nothing to do with the purpose of the Competition Commitee. The league doesn't care if we aren't a good team. There have always been bad teams. We are spending money on the roster. That's the only thing that there is a precedent for in regards to this.

OK Joe

Could simply be they came to the conclusion together. It doesn't have to the one or the other. and I gain....I don't care