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I'm fine with moving vets around but when you have a young stud on a team that's probably not quite ready to compete, be smart enough to see the future. Develop that guy where you think his best future is. Don't got chasing an extra possible win that's the difference between 7-10 and 6-11.

And the staff. You have a stud. Play him as you see him best suited. Don't try to slap bandaids on the defense using arguably your best young chess piece.

Snow said that's where he needs to be for his career longevity. I mean, if he plays a Kam Chancellor type SS role, that's basically a S/LB hybrid anyway.

Just watched about half of Rhule's 12ish minute interview the Panthers posted on FB. One thing that stuck out to me is that Christensen's name wasn't mentioned at all in the LT conversation. Sure sounds like that spot is Cam Erving's to lose and that Christensen is likely seen as an OG.

I've said it repeatedly, I hope Darnold proves me wrong and is a smashing success. I'm just not going to engage in mental gymnastics to try to convince myself that Darnold is an All-Pro QB who only looked like trash because he was on the Jets. That's not how these things usually end up working out. We're betting against long odds here hoping to hit the jackpot.

260 would only be gaining 11 pounds from his Combine weight. Lebron's weight hasn't been updated since his rookie season. He's considerably north of 250.

Yeah, literally no one would take our starting DEs over Young and Garrett.

This. Panthers fans just don't have a great feel for that reality because under JR/Hurney we continually made bad decisions hanging onto vets for too long or restructuring guys who should be getting cut. By and large the NFL is as cut throat as it gets. Robby just has no leverage. Marshall was drafted to be his replacement. The entire league knows they can sign him as a FA after this season for no trade compensation. The Panthers know they have a decent comp pick likely coming to them, so they're in no mood to deal him for scraps. Unless Robby is willing to hold out to force their hand, he pretty much has zero leverage.

Miller looks small, relatively speaking of course.

Yeah, this looks more and more like a contract dispute. Robbie just doesn't have any leverage.

Agreed. I don't blame Robbie and I don't blame the Panthers. It's just an awkward situation. The Panthers are gonna pay DJ. They want someone on a cheap rookie deal opposite him. Robbie obviously wants long-term security.

Honestly, it's probably because he isn't in charge. Rhule has final say.

Unfortunately, Marshall was basically drafted to be his replacement. He's not getting an extension right now. Marshall will have to bust or prove to still be injury prone for that to potentially be in the cards. He can basically either show up and play or try to force his way out

PFF lacks self awareness. They're so in love with their system that they fail to recognize when that system produces an outlier that doesn't match with reality. I love their work in stats aggregation, but their rankings and ratings are practically useless IMO.

I wouldn't necessarily go that far either, I'm simply saying the argument can be made.

I can remember sitting in world history class as a senior in HS as our teacher talked about the Mayan calendar and jokingly told us the end of the world was coming in 2012. 2012? Pffff... I'll be 30. Who cares? Is life even worth living past that anyway? LOL!

Agreed. You can make a legit argument that this is one of if not dare I say THE most talented roster in Panthers history. The big question on offense is the QB. The big question on defense is experience level. But sheer raw talent? This roster has it in spades.

Don't worry. You're too hard headed to die. You'll argue the grim reaper into submission.

I can distinctly remember a time when I thought 63 was old as dirt. Hell, 30 was old as dirt. I'm still decades away from 63, but it sure doesn't seem all that old anymore.

Says the guy arguing for "perfect prospects" and wanting Greg Little who has shown to be terrible to play over a proven NFL OL who has struggled with injuries. I still haven't decided whether your as dumb as you portray yourself or whether you're just a pure troll. I think it's a bit of both, but the more you post the stronger the "dumb" argument gets.

Pitch count definitely doesn't mean he won't be heavily used. I just don't want to see us use this dude up before we're ready to compete.

Perfect prospect, right? Little is trash. Erving is decent, but injury prone. Little is doubtful to even make the roster.

I hope we put CMC on a pitch count, especially if we're not in contention.

People mentioning Little, is he even there?