carpanfan96

This draft has like 13 guys with first round talent, of those… maybe 9 would have a true first round grade by the majority of teams.

That’s what I thought it was high 4.5 speed. Doesn’t matter though, pad speed matters and I don’t think he has it. I still expect at least the first two picks to be defensive players. Walker if he’s there, if not then Williams makes sense.

Hypothetically because his stock is falling, you wouldn’t draft Sanders at 8?

Tremble was brought back to start. Don’t expect another rookie TE unless it’s an inline blocker type. Really what Canales wants his TE’s to be good at. id fully expect defense in the first round and maybe even the second round. This year is all about rebuilding the defense for Evero. run first team using play action and pocket movement on offense to protect the QB and building a stout defense and winning games 21-17 is in order. Lol

The Panthers are protected either way, he stays on the field and produces, earns the contract. Stays on the field and doesn’t, he can get cut in year two and save the team 17m dollars. If he doesn’t stay on the field, he doesn’t earn a large portion of the contract. it’s a really well done contract if you look at the fine details.

The interesting thing about his contract is how much money is tied to games played. 52’ of the 100m.

Like Horns deal has 54m dollars tied up in games played. He gets 765k per game played from 2026-2029. 54m of his contract is tied to per game bonuses and workout bonuses. So his contract, if he has a season where he doesn’t play the full slate of games, it would give Carolina roll over cap for the following season.

Two types of incentives simplified. LTBE or likely to be earned. these will count against the current seasons cap numbers as they are considered likely to be earned ULTBE - Unlikely to be earned. These don’t count on the current years cap and if earned will roll into the following season.

Dowdle will count 2.75m against the cap, rest of his contract is incentives as far as I know. Jones will be 3-5m this year and the rest next season. Moehrig is going to count around 7m then 20, 24. So around 12m cap space.

Tankoven for the win.

Wharton goes from 6m to 18m to 19m, his base contract is 45m. Jackson is 3.7m and 6.8m Brown goes from 3.1m to 8m to 9.8m so they are fairly balanced minus year one, I imagine that was done to fit everyone under the current cap.

First year cap numbers bobby brown- 3.13m Tershawn Wharton - 6.549m Mick Jack - 3.7m Christian Rozeboom - 2.5m “fg 1.97”

Bobby brown is 3m to cap this year, other contracts are similar. So the big signings are going to count 4-7m this year and then go up to 17-20 next year. the one year and two year deals offer less flexibility and are usually easier to sniff out except for incentives being either LTBE or ULTBE.

Based on what I’ve gathered from the deals so far, the Panthers have around 10m in cap space left.

That doesn’t count the free agents, just the resignings and cuts.