thunderraiden

Just add Newton and your board is perfect

Nate Wiggins > Cooper Dejean > Koolaid at 33 then get your WR/C at 39... lets fuging go

Draft is falling wonderful for us, we just need to stick the landing

He would be a great pick up and probably higher on morgans board than anyone's guess. Robinson - Sweat - Brown on the interior D-line and Lewis - Frazier/JPJ - Hunt on the interior O makes for a fearsome foundational force on both sides of the line.

This is why I want JPJ if he falls, guaranteed 10 year lock at Center boom. Like there are a lot of gambles but a 1st round Center falling to 2nd ain't one of 'em. Same with pick 39, will probably still be someone with 1st round grade falling to 39.

Damn all those players are garbage except A.T. Perry and he only had 12 catches but way more TDs than any of our WR's outside of AT

TE Ben Sinnott confirmed one of our Top 30 Visits. https://x.com/RapSheet/status/1778435318531703134 (twitter links, even after waiting, are not embedding fyi)

We could def flip Corbett for a 5th round pick at the least with JPJ or Graham Barton as well.

LOL credit card companies and even banks do this now. If you are disciplined its called Churning and its zero risk as long as you're not a moron. Unfortunately, 49.5% of the population is below average intelligence which is already the intelligence of a soap dish.... soooo gambling companies make a lot of cash off of them.

Jesus Christ, the odds on Caesars is +1400 you got robbed my guy

Ehh, they never do a study on the town after they leave, pretty poor studies that dont include a lot of datapoints and are limited in scope to be honest and they often leave out a lot, the size of the city is def going to impact economic calculations, as well as the absence of the team, and lack of tax income from their employees . However we can see from St Louis that they are losing $115M a year since the Rams left based on their lawsuit settlement a couple years ago with the NFL. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/11/24/nfl-and-rams-reach-more-than-700-million-settlement-in-st-louis-relocation-case-report-says.html $1 billion in public funds over 20/30 years for $115M per year in return isn't a bad deal. St Louis was already falling off a cliff population growth wise when the Rams left but by God if their decline hasn't sped up instead of slowed down since they left. Sure, if you are a major metropolitan area, tell the NFL to shove it up their ass, but if you're a small or medium sized city, tread with caution.

Might have another qb on a new rookie deal next year. Ya never know.

Absurd value add by Houston for a 2025 2nd. https://x.com/adamschefter/status/1775537949104394657?s=46

If you get a 10 year starter, i dont give a fug if Corbett hits or not. Thats our problem we always draft for need. A rookie to replace Moton's cap hit would also be nice as well for 2025.

It was a bot that just posts new links as they appear on panthers.com. A lot of times they get linked anyways so it just aggregates those discussions. The problem is that panthers.com has to push fluff pieces even if the team is 0-15 on the season... and so it was banned. Now its a new season and it got unbanned. We are here. Yes it still posts fluff pieces but it also will sometimes post useful info that was going to be posted here anyways.

This is correct, the one thing going for Horn is that the 5th year corner option is pretty cheap relatively.

https://www.panthers.com/news/dan-morgan-these-moves-are-all-with-the-future-in-mind Sounds like any "dogs" available at any point to us this season we are taking a shot on as it relates to the type of player and the panthers access to them as the #1 waiver wire spot until Week 4 of the regular season. No more wasting draft picks for unknown or aging commodities. Back to building through the draft as the primary focus Edit: Technically, we have a former huddler as our GM now when you think about it.

Cheaper to keep her

Terrible take, they purposely spent a lot of resources to address the guard position for an anomaly QB. They also targeted a WR that meshes well with Bryce's skillset of anticipation. They are going to fuging feast on curl, slants, and out routes together, mark my words. The addition of Johnson is more coherent than any addition we made in the 2022 offseason, which I absolutely hated, including the trade-up to #1 months before the draft. Morgan did the best he could do and honestly, has us in position to reset in 2025 if we need to and the cap space to make the necessary moves if it blows up with Bryce. We actually have assets if this thing blows up this time. Time will tell now if Bryce is worth a damn or not, especially if we can wrap this thing up with Mike Williams.

I think edge moves to green, I still think its a priority but we can wait for a good match there now instead of feeling like we have to make a move. If we get Mike Williams and anything at TE we are set, assuming we pick up that Safety visiting.

They better just be planning on doing his deal after rookies sign

Don't tell me you're about to freak out about us releasing Vonn Bell and Bradley Bozeman in a couple hours.

Na, he touched that too, mentioned Tepper didn't even invite him to the Super Bowl but Arthur Blank did....

Odunze, Harrison, Brian Thomas, Nabers for our 2 2nd rounders?