jayboogieman

LaMelo is on the triple double watch with 9, 7, 7. Hayward has had a terrible game. Bridges is doing so-so. Rozier wants this one badly and is scoring like it shooting 8-13. Oubre has had a good return game with 15 pts off the bench. PJ has been terrible with only 2 pts and 3 boards.

Martin's hustle is why JB loves him. That, his defense, and improvement on offense is why the Hornets will extend him.

And you keep believing a billionaire will pay someone else tens of millions to either sit at home and do nothing or work for someone else.

Just because he's a billionaire doesn't excuse Tepper from doing what someone else thinks are stupid.

What has Tepper shown that he proves he cares about winning? He only seems to care about money, which the franchise has increased in value despite the losing seasons, and about being one of 31 people out of a few billion that gets to say they own an NFL team.

Same thing. There is zero proof that Rhule is or will be on the hot seat.

Just no. Comparing your hurt feelings over a football team to someone being in an abusive relationship is just stupid and if you're joking, that's even worse.

There is zero proof of this. Rumors don't count either. Until Tepper says something publicly, it's best to assume that Rhule is safe.

Four years. Everybody thinking Rhule is a lame duck unless he gets the team into the playoffs is setting themselves up for disappointment next year too.

When UNC decided they wanted to get the next coach from within the family, they cut themselves off from a lot of choices. That said, Davis needs more time than half a season to put his spin on things.

JB loves Martin. The team will extend him as long as the price isn't too high.

Miami is doing what they want to the Heels

Good win, especially for an early game.

Young team that bought their own hype and didn't take Orlando seriously. They played a clip during the preshow where JB said as much. Of course, he also said Orlando played very well too.

Yep

And Jones if he's blocking and altering shots. The defense is needed.

One of these or these will solve those problems.

The thing about positional value is that it changes. If what Fitt said during the season was true about teams not wanting to trade any OL talent, then that means the thinking is changing and teams will value it more than in the past. That will lead to teams taking OL talent early and often in the draft which will change those pay scales. Also, if a center, guard, or tackle is opening holes for the RB and protecting the QB, they are contributing to the team's success.

Maybe Growl is one of those that cares more about positional value on some made up chart than taking elite prospects.

I think he'll do well in the NFL and isn't a one year wonder.

Don't forget the pie chart

We're just going to have to agree to disagree. Linderbaum is supposed to be the best center prospect in years and the best O-lineman in the draft. Some team will take a chance, especially with two teams having two top ten picks.

LaMelo admits the Hornets didn't have the right mental game last night.

People said the same thing about TE, yet the Falcons took one top 5 last draft. If a guy is supposed to be a once in a decade or longer prospect at his position, some team will pull the trigger. Heck, the Raiders took a kicker once upon a time in round one when everyone said nobody does that.