Ivan The Awesome

How's that one kid from Ohio state doing?

Already made him a little altar.

Why you gotta bring in my cousin into this?

Don't see this team winning tbh. Almost feels like it's implosion time. The lines are poo, Sam's regressed because of it, and the Defense is being asked to bail them out and it seems that Offenses have figured out Snow's schemes. Not feeling confident.

He's bored because he hasn't bumped into any panthers player recently.

What, we couldn't give up a future 7th round pick for him?

I swear to god if they pick him up I will be done for this season.

Made this point last week, to trade him to GB for their LT from the PUP list. *sips tea*

This team is definitely different from the 2015 team but in ways similar. I think the swagger is back, but this time for whatever reason it seems more credible. If you just go back a decade at the beginning of the Newton era, the brass was honestly just getting by with whatever they had through the draft or roster and sprinkling in vets here and there, A major focus point was always the vets, which isn't a bad thing per say. However that can bite you in the ass, as it did Rivera. Enter Tepper, changes the structure from within, changes the business side, reformes it to his liking and quite frankly to his image. He hires his guy, the guy he wants, Tepper knows what he wants. The same thing happens when Rhule gets here, he starts to restructure this football team, he changes the culture with the pieces he's given, keeps the players he sees for the long haul, gets rid of the ones that are not, then comes Fitterer...The foundation is set, Fit like fuging Thanos, gathers his infinity stones, robbing teams back and forth from the beginning. IDENTIFYING talent that either no one wants or did want but he came in and steals them. Building upon the foundation that was built by Tepper and Rhule, only making it stronger. I remember when certain players were traded to other teams for peanuts and thinking, "The fug, you mean to tell me we couldn't give up a x round pick for this guy?" Literal peanuts. *side note, that 6th rounder that was given up for Gilmore essentially is of 7th round value since it's a future pick, not next years. Also that's another point I don't think anyone has touched about the beauty of this trade, he made it happen for FUTURE picks, to BELICHEAT of all people.* I know I've been vocal about the O-line, and hearing him talk on sports talk and in interviews by the media, as much as I am impatient about it, I have come to the realization that even though Fit is a motherfuging magician, there's somethings that will take time to fix. His aggressiveness in the trade market and free agency AND the draft will more than likely fix those line issues. With that being said, gone are the days that this team will not be in the talks for players that are on the trading block and we can get for literal peanuts. Fit is the Anti-Hurney and Nega-Gettleman.

...who's playing the beta?

Interesting interview with Coach Snow, the part i liked was when he was asked what went wrong with the D in Dallas? He said, "They had 50 yards in the first half but when the came out in the second half they came out with different packages, jumbo packages that we haven't seen and that's on me. These are schemes we never seen before..", I think you can bet your bottom dollar if we see the Cowboys in the post season they won't be getting away with running against us, The refs tho...I don't know about that. Anyway I thought it was refreshing to see a coach acknowledge the problem and take responsibility.

Fear the brows.

Bro, you want a job at an NFL front office?

You ran into TheBigKat?

I just ran into the Eagles, they said they might not show up.

You know, Dia de los Muertos is kind of close, I think I'm gonna start making an alter for Sam Darnold.

Reply of the year right here. No cap.

Getting an All pro, DPOY for peanuts will always be a slam dunk, I think the discord here is that there isn't much being done for the O-line that is clearly the weakest link in this team. At least nothing official.

Donte is part of our long term plans....Says who? The brass? Same brass that in a drop of a hat will trade your ass to get better at a position? yeah no, Donte isn't untouchable.

It's not a secret. This team clearly thinks it will make the playoffs, and as of now, the Achilles heel is that offensive line. Enter the Green bay packers. The packers are super desperate for CB help, and guess what we have a plethora of that they need? Yeah, CB. Currently, they are without their All-pro LT David Bakhtiari who is currently on the PUP list and is slated to return after week 6. (Torn ACL back in DEC) As I see it, Donte Jackson is the prime candidate to look at for this trade, just the way I see it. Unless they turn around and send Gilmore, which would be hilarious.(which I doubt).. LT David Bakhtiari for Donte and a pick to even out the age difference (Donte-25, David-Just turned 30) Do this, I'd feel a lot more confident in that line and much more confident on how far this team can go in the playoffs. As of right now the Packs line is decent so really Bakhtiari is the odd man out. Hell it doesn't even have to be Donte, could be A.J Bouye. Bring Bakhtiari in, plug him in at LT, move Moton back to RT, shift that line around, plug in Christensen at LG, give that Left side a little bit of help.

Honestly I won't be mad if they trade him and a 6th round pick for a lineman.

So they are basically tippin their hat at our 1st round pick next year. There isn't a doubt in my mind that it will be an O-linemen barring a trade. Even then fug it fix that line.

lol Packers must be pissed they missed out on having Smith AND Gilmore. xD Would have be nice to have Smith here too, oh well.

"in on every deal, except the O-line." should be it.

Nah, that Henderson trade was straight up fleecing the Jags.