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2 hours ago, SurvivalSloth said:

We need to capitalize on this Morgan-Canales-Tillis partnership before Tillis gets a GM job. 

He needs to help produce success in order to capitalize on the partnership to get a promotion 

38 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

He is an underwhelming player on a cheap rookie deal. The type of clauses you are talking about would be something to discuss if he ever panned out and signed a large second contract. Otherwise, nothing to see here other than someone building their "brand."

Someone will eventually have to explain to me how this guy, who is not productive at all on the field, gets all this adulation for his oddball off field/on field antics and schtick but Cam got absolutely pilloried for his oddball antics while being arguably the best player in franchise history.

14 years ago and many  different people involved. Cam was a QB who had been in the spotlight for bad and good reasons for years.

If Leggette had been a QB and done what Cam did in the SEC he would have ruffled the good ole boy feathers too

The audacity of him getting muddy!

What does this have to do with Vegas? 

I was at that game. 

No hype. We are predicted to be the 27th to 29th team by everything i see

No. We showed no interest in him for the draft. Why now after grabbing 2 edge that we did show interest in?

16 minutes ago, Jay Roosevelt said:

I don't understand why it's so rare to find a safety that can both tackle and cover. I guess because the ones who can tackle get moved to linebacker early in their careers and the ones who can cover are moved to corner, but you'd still think more of them would stick at safety than do.

Good tacklers are rare. Good coverage skills are rare. Having both is more rare.

Hopefully not new uniforms. New uniforms are always trash

Bradberry is the better CB and I dont think its too close.

They should have played together 

7 hours ago, cookinbrak said:

No, we just drafted 2 rookies. If we could get him reasonably....

We did not draft any inside linebackers. We play a 3-4 in which the inside and outside linebackers are different to the extent they have separate position coaches.  These are essentially different groups altogether.

14 minutes ago, shaqattaq said:

I hear you, buuuut.... Rozenboom is 28 (1 year deal)  and Jewell is 30.

So adding more players of that age to the group might not be appealing.

5 hours ago, tukafan21 said:

While true, he still only just turned 29 and he'd be replacing either Jewell or Rozeboom who are 30 and 28 respectively.  I don't see his age stopping interest on our end if they think he can be a big enough of an upgrade for us

 Think he'd likely take from Wallace not Jewell. 

6 hours ago, HeelsPanthersCanes said:

Zero chance he's coming to this franchise right now, regardless of local ties. 

We are at least two years away from being remotely desirable for free agents and cut casualties.

But fun to play what if ...

We signed higher profile players than this already.

12 hours ago, MHS831 said:

which is why he was a sixth rounder.  I think I recall seeing a mock where he was a first rounder--If my recollection is accurate, he fell like S. Sanders.

Durability concerns dominate his pre and post draft analysis there is one mention of him being suspended for a game but thats about it. The earliest he shows up in mocks from that year is round 4.

Rivera was known to be fiery among the players. There have been mentions of this by players. He was good at keeping it among them.

On 6/4/2025 at 3:24 AM, Basbear said:

It always triggers me about hamstring issues and WRs. 

I blame the NFL career leader in hamstring issues- Devin funchess

Memo to all players coming to NC- welcome to humidity!! in order to be a professional NFL player you must hydrate before you enter the hellscape. Grapes, fruits, pure H20, sport Pedialyte the night before and you should be able to avoid the nasty hamstring issues.

 

He's from central  Florida. NC is nothing 

I don't see any chance.

On 5/31/2025 at 8:53 AM, PanthersATL said:

All Dan and team in the piece

 

Tepper only mentioned once.  If accurate, improvements are being made

I think the old narrative was greatly overstated but they can portray this however they want. It took a month to produce this. 

5 hours ago, HeelsPanthersCanes said:

Why? If someone is willing to pay it, someone should take it. 

This can be used to justify anything 

Not ugly beautiful.

39 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

You can spend big on the OL when you have a QB and the majority of your receiving corps on a rookie contracts.

KC does it with Mahomes 

20 hours ago, rebelrouser said:

Where is the Panther interest coming from? I am seeing Cowboys, Rams, Ravens, Eagles. I doubt the Dolphins would take a 5th, and I think Ramsey would prefer those other teams.

Twitter accounts 

4 hours ago, tukafan21 said:

Do you even know what the term "below average" means?

Because I'm genuinely not sure if you do.

There are 32 QB's in the league, which means to be playing "above average" he'd have to be the 15th best QB at the league, and even then, that's in essence the "average NFL QB" still.

Even going by these rankings, which have him 20th, that by itself is the definition of "below average", and that's before you consider there are multiple QB's ranked below him in this list that I'd 100% trade him for in a heartbeat.

Again, no matter what you think the eye test tells you, he's made 28 starts and has a grand total of FOUR games over 247 yards.  Drake Maye has made 10 starts, all with a significantly worse group of pass catchers than Bryce has had, and he already has 3 games over that number himself.

I don't need to see or know anything else beyond that to determine he is a below average QB in this league so far and I don't know how anyone can honestly argue against that.  If he was a Lamar Jackson type putting up 75+ yards rushing on a consistent basis, then you can look at those passing yards differently, but that's not the case here.

Could he still improve and get to average or better?  Of course.

But you're trying to extrapolate a few throws/drives/moments from a handful of games and trying to say that makes him even an average, if not above average, QB in this league.  Which is just nonsense when the players you're comparing him to have played at that level for full seasons or their entire careers.

Did you do the math? His final 10 games extrapolated to a season puts him at 16 in yards and 10 in tds. (One behind Mahomes)

These numbers are identical to Jayden Daniels. Is he not above average?

These stats are easy to find and its simple math

21 hours ago, PantherChris said:

Why anyone cares about draft grades before any of them play is beyond me simple click bait.

 

 

It's better than The Iliad ; And, The Odyssey of tanking