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I wouldn't expect any more significant moves. We might see some bottom of the roster churn but that's about all of anticipate.

I don't think it's an intelligence issue, I just don't think his mind is wired right. Football is about reaction. If you're actively thinking after the snap you're too slow. It's about just being able to flow on instinct without consciously thinking. I don't think he can do it. That's why he panics. He's trying to think and then when he realizes it's falling apart around him and he can't consciously keep up he just panics. It don't think that necessarily means that he's dumb.

After this season this guy is going to have made $30M for being terrible at playing football. Of all the people in the world to feel bad for, Sam Darnold should be way down the list.

As soon as you consent you've waived your rights. Simple as that. Not giving consent gives a lawyer a fighting chance.

This clown is still talking about Darnold's "talent" saying he'sore talented than anyone in the 2022 class. Sorry, he's going into his 5th NFL season and he's still trash. The "talent" is no longer relevant. He's just not a good NFL QB. At some point Orlovsky has to stop tripling and quadrupling down on being wrong about Sam Darnold. NFL teams should follow suit.

It's wild how many people can be ignorant to their rights. It honestly wouldn't be shocking if the cop simply asked to "look around" the vehicle and he consented not realizing he has the right to say no. Happens all the time.

Sad. Never been a fan of the Foo Fighters but they seem like good dudes.

Yep. It's basic math. Matt Rhule + Sam Darnold =

We had the #21 defense last year. Then we lost our sack leader and our top proven CB. We've added some mid to low tier FAs. The result is going to be a top 5 D?

The Darnold Effect. If Sam Darnold is currently penciled in as your starting QB, everyone is rightly going to assume that you're going to suck.

The Panthers' plan at QB:

Agreed on Favre but disagree on Smith. Mahomes has talked numerous times about how much Alex Smith helped him out transitioning to the NFL and becoming a pro.

Unless you really needed the cash you should've never sold that place. You're gonna regret that.

I drove through the nearby small towns of Drexel and Valdese yesterday. They look the same as they did 20 years ago. Just gutted. Most commercial building deserted.

Absolutely legendary second half young man. Holy poo.

Holy poo. That young man BALLED THE FUG OUT!!! ELITE EIGHT!!! House money baby!!!

Holy poo. Feed Caleb Love.

Alright refs, that's 4 fouls on us to their 1. Don't he afraid to blow a whistle over there on the other end.

Down 3 at half. I'll take it. They were red hot there for awhile.

We're missing tough shots and they're making tough shots. That's been the story so far.

Gonna be fun to watch tonight. Feels like we're playing with house money at this point.

Damn. Guns and acid?

This is one of the most completely full of poo posts ever made on this forum. OL? Pitt #36, UNC #102 https://www.pff.com/news/college-football-ranking-all-127-fbs-offensive-lines-through-cfb-week-13 RB? Their RBs combined for roughly the same stats. The big difference was Howell added almost 900 yards and 11 TDs. WR? Pitt had a true sophomore literally win the Biletnikoff Award given to the best WR in college football. He's considered a potential top 10 pick in 2023. UNC had one legit WR who will be a slot only prospect in the NFL and likely a mid-round pick. Howell has produced without Josh Downs. Kenny Pickett never did anything until Addison emerged as the best amateur WR in the world. Gotta love when someone is clueless enough to serve up a post that utterly betrays that they have no clue what they're talking about.

Have him crunch the numbers on 5-12 and get back to me on how that rates in his calculus.

He's decent depth for a good team.