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This will probably give you insight as well:

Pressure win rate and advanced stats is probably what Morgan and company were looking at. We're betting on his health. The needle is moving in the right direction.

The Panthers FO viewed Phillips the best FA across all positions this year. So now we know why they paid him handsomely. I hope it works out. https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/panthers/2026/03/09/nfl-free-agency-class-panthers-jaelan-phillips/89068067007/

Let Dan cook!

I didn't think that it was possible to get him, but what do I know?

Just concentrate on the guaranteed number. But, you're right, that's a lot.

So much for Lloyd, huh, guys? You should be doubly happy for getting a real exclamation point. True dawg, high motor.

He could. I doubt it though. His stats don't really bare that out. He hasn't been a superstar, but he hasn't been the Invisible Man either.

Just responding to yours is all.

First off, I don't know why people immediately jumped to more than 20 mil per year. My guess is that it won't meet that threshold, certainly not the guaranteed part. Secondly, there's more to this thread than that...

How very Trumpian.

I remembered when Huddlers were low-key slamming Lloyd before last season. He didn't do anything but have his best season. Now, Huddlers are still potshooting the guy. #CarolinaHuddleLife

Perhaps in some respects. He just passed it backwards. I give Pickett more points for improvisation and what-the-fvck-was-that factor. It was truly crazy looking. But Brooks folded to the pressure much worse, I'll give you that.

Let's not forget the high grades . "'Lloyd earned PFF grades above 80.0 in coverage, against the run, and as a pass-rusher," wrote McGuinness.' As mentioned, Lloyd did a bit of everything for the Jacksonville defense. He totaled 25 pressures as a blitzer and ranked 11th among linebackers in run defense grade" https://jaguarswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/jaguars/2026/01/08/jaguars-devin-lloyd-antonio-johnson-named-pff-all-pro-teams/88080158007/

I mean, yeah, he wasn't perfect in run defense. The Jags still wanted to re-sign him, and they still can't afford him. The Devil is always in the details, and even Barnwell isn't exactly slamming Lloyd and gives him his praise. Someone has to give the other side of the equation.

Y'all are acting like the guy hasn't been solid throughout. His tackling production is somewhat off of theirs for their first three seasons, but that's about it; everything else is on par, and his interceptions were more than both of them put together. It's really not a mystery that Lloyd "peaked" last season, as the new coaching staff put him into a better situation to succeed. Moreover, to say thar the Jags don't have any interest in re-signing him is just not true; they have interest, but, due to their current cap and team situation, they just can't afford him. They can't afford him. He has earned whatever pay he is about to get, and he's now squarely in his prime and ascension to top-tier status status in the league.

Metchie hasn't done much, but you know what it is (due to chemistry in college).

I've watched the NFL for decades now, and I promise you that I've never seen a QB do whatever that was. My goodness, talk about losing composure...

I don't know about Pickett (kinda "yuck"), but the other targets would be smart moves in my estimation.

Brooklyn Decker is a devoted fan, and Nick Cannon became a Panthers fan when the Chargers moved from San Diego.

Both are American. Here's a mashup. I'm gonna assume that you know Rod Wave. Got to pump it on more than a phone to get the full effect.

I guess I should've just said Chad Johnson a.k.a. Ochocinco. Well, you don't listen to country if you've never heard of Luke Combs.

85 in Spanish. Luke Combs is a Panthers fan also.

A ruptured patellar tendon offers worse odds than an ACL. The fact is, no one knows his potential to return to form. It's certainly too early to know anything, especially from a fan's viewpoint. I hope he returns, but the fact is is that only around 50-55 percent of NFL players across all positions return at all from this injury according to Google AI, and roughly 22 percent of them return to their previous level of play after two years. For O-lineman it's likely even less considering their weight and movement requirements for the job. I truly hope for the best, but we can't count on him returning, much less returning to form. I tell you all this in order to inform you of the seriousness of the situation.

I'll trade Bryce and two firsts to move up to the first pick.