NorthTryon

It's like The View with sports. I like sports but I hate The View so in turn not a big fan of these shows.

It's even better with a Haloti Ngata, Vince Wilfork type guy and OLBs like TJ Watt. Watt can hold the line of scrimmage and rush the passer like a 4-3 end which is what you need when they are sending the house off tackle. If a team goes true smash mouth with a pulling lineman, lead blocker, and tight end we have almost nothing to stop it. It is just easier to outfit a 4-3.

All the shite that has happened to dude and he's still shining. I guess now ESPN is okay with a former MVP having something to say about current QB play.

The only thing here is that is easier to draft, scheme, and plug free agents into a 4-3. Other than that, Evero is currently not the biggest issue. I think this is a thinly veiled shot at the 3-4 witch is becoming a sticking point of Panther content creators.

The thing is nobody knew Chuba was going to perform this well this year. He looked just as terrible as everybody else save for the game against Detroit. We all remember him dropping passes and leaving yards on the field. What I meant more so by the Rome built in a day comment was if we are going to be sorry for the next few years, why did it matter if you got a home run at RB in the second or a center? Neither would've been slated to play a lot early as Corbett was the plan at center. You can't get everything in one draft. Some positions have to wait. And it worked out fine until Corbett got hurt. There is a good center in every draft just like RB and we will have high picks for the foreseeable future. So get a center this year or next. Then you have Brooks and your center for the future. I get it, it wasn't the best decision, but let's be about the forward motion. And we can only get on here and have certainty it wasn't the best move because we see how well the kid in Pittsburgh is playing, Corbett is hurt, and Brooks still isn't close to playing.

I'm fine with taking a RB high as a special RB is still a franchise boost. I also know you can't build Rome in a day. This will take years. In this instance, we are building from less than scratch and a decade plus starter at center over a guy that is currently hurt, best back in draft or not, really was a head scratcher. But if Corbett doesn't get hurt, he was playing well, and this is not as big a deal. Every team is a decimating injury away from being ass out at one position. Upcoming draft this year, its hog molly time!

I just don't understand how you work with good coaching, Smitty, and get starter reps like MIngo and cannot look better than this. How he flubbed that TD yesterday I will never know.

Players cruise through Training Camp with one a day practices and multiple days off. They play almost zero snaps in the preseason and then wham wide open effort with high snap counts in week one. No wonder everyone is getting injured. The old adage of football game shape still rings true.

It is year two with the same WRs, O-line, and similar offense.

Yeah, seeing a players explode on us that we drafted when we had a decent scouting department was very gut wrenching.

Yeah, this ain't late 1980s Oakland and this ain't baseball! You need top tier talent and serviceable rotation players. I used to take guys like Al Wallace and Mario Addison for granted. But even our marginal talent gets over paid and whisked away. I thought YGM would be back on a very serviceable deal. Nope, outta here on the first thing smoking.

This is gonna be enough of a big deal to help. Haynes was an OLB who made the most of his snaps. I can't take Harris anymore with no motion and then that shite with Chase last week was some biggity bullshiggity!

It is also being thrown into the fire and having everything elevated in the moment. He went from back up spot snaps to Shaq, Josey going down and then he's thrown out there with task of leading the defense against the Bengals. I firmly believe though that the reason we are getting such crap football across the league is because these players are out of shape due to reduced practice time during training camp. Two a days are necessary and yeah it sucks players union, but it is a right of passage and they are being paid well. It has hindered rookie development, OL development, and offensive cohesion across the league.

Hit them with that knowledge! We have a chance!