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12 minutes ago, top dawg said:

Uh, yeah, I probably wouldn't be using "grow" in the title, but that's just me.

Darin Gantt knew what he was doing.

By preference:

WR

WR

CB

EDGE

OC

RB

Just now, Mother Grabber said:

if i keep watching, im sure he’ll get it…

it's hard to stop watching. 

can't help but feel for the little guy.

i think that's why we stick around here.

1 hour ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Granted its the bears but they have a foundation that is set up nicely and a ton of capital to elevate their roster

but, yeah, it's the bears...

one of that group of teams that always comes up short no matter how hard they(we) try.

12 minutes ago, Bear Hands said:

Long shot here because we're talking the Panthers...

I wonder if the FO is actually trying some misdirection and overselling our neediness for WR to get a guy like Frazier or Barton to fall.  Highly doubtful though lol

not sure we're at that level.

hopefully we don't believe we're at that level and try it.

1 hour ago, MHS831 said:

They act as if this is a game of musical chairs.  Corbett needs to be able to do the job.  He is 29 and learning a new position.  I am confident that they are confident, but I do not think this rules out drafting a C late.   I should note that Cade Mays was at different schools and played various positions.  I think if he is given one position and learns as much as possible this year, he could be better than most here envision.  I just don't get spending $150m at G, a $30m RT, and a first round draft pick LT and then saying, "Let's experiment at C"  They must have more information than we do.

seriously, i've kind of been thinking the same thing. something about it just doesn't make sense. 

i keep going back to Connor Williams. Are they waiting to see medical reports from him? Are they waiting till after the draft so the price will come down? Seems like an obvious choice...except his medical history looks like Corbett's. 

i don't know.

29 minutes ago, 45catfan said:

In order to get what you are saying the double dip need to be two of the first three picks.  You can't count on late round guys.  Again, if the board says another WR is the BPA, then I'm all for it.  I don't want to reach just so the WR room can be deeper--rather have more bodies.  Especially when a guy at another position is ranked higher on our board.

i hope it works. hopefully he and Bryce have that synergy thing going and both can stay healthy.

we still need to draft one, imo, but it would be good to not have to worry about center for a while.

6 minutes ago, Growl said:

he didn’t do anything this past season and I don’t care I still want him on the team 

draft Kris Jenkins this year and Moose next. call it fate.

one thing to consider, though, is that there are going to be more good WRs coming out in the draft next year and we'll keep seeing good ones. 

including this guy....

7 hours ago, amcoolio said:

No room to take two WR's IMO, with Mingo and ISM locked up for next year. We need the center, LB, CB, or edge more.

no one in that room is good enough reason for us not to draft 2 good WRs from this class who could be long term contributors.

7 hours ago, Aussie Tank said:

Who doesn’t drink beers daily 

Oh, and if you want to further be impressed and depressed at what most of us will never become...

Grace Bowers

This is Posen's solo in his trademark song Angeline.

Flat out insane. Every version I've seen of it has been crazy good.

At a minimum it could look like this....

Or it could look like this....

Or even this....

I don't know what you're talking about. I've been talking about it for months now. Been discused a lot in here,tbh.

I don't care how they make it work as long as they make it work.

Honestly, no one should.

Life doesn't often fit into the nice tidy boxes we all think it should and football is the same way.

I get it, we have this perception of how it's all supposed to be done, but it just doesn't often work out like that.

I stead of bitching and moaning about how it doesn't look like we think it should, maybe just sit back and let them figure it out. It does matter how it should have been. Only thing that matters is accepting how it is and figuring it out from there.

11 minutes ago, PootieNunu said:

I think the only way we win 6-8 games is if we run the ball a ton and have a strong D. Pretty much hiding Bryce which is the last thing that needs to happen. He needs to either run an NFL offense or gtfo. 

6 minutes ago, PantherFanInPhilly said:

Panthers social media team trolling the fanbase hard...

 

Bryce Young ready to get back to work, GROW as a leader

that's all darin gantt. he knows what triggers people. the guy has always had trolling tendencies.

3 minutes ago, CRA said:

like last year, I could care less about the record.  I just want to see some entertaining offensive play.  You got to start solving that problem. 

i'm hoping that Canales and an upgraded OL and receiving corps will be enough. win or lose, i just want to have fun watching.

1 minute ago, Jon Snow said:

This is where I'm at. If it begins to upset my mood I do not need to be involved with it. The whole state of the franchise has become quite amusing to me. I find enjoyment win there's something positive that happens, no matter how small.  I've learned to laugh at the negative elements that exist because that's how bad it's gotten. I've become accustomed to expect the worst and count anything positive as a blessing. It is what it is - old Foxy

someone told me once the best way to eat fish is eat the meat, leave the bones. take the good stuff and be happy for it and leave the bad stuff behind. 

now if i was in a position to make change happen, then it would be important for me to pay more attention to the bones. as a fan, though, i don't bear that responsibility. i don't need it. i don't want it. i've got enough on me as it is. i need to have things in my life that give me an escape from all of that (not that i need to escape from my life, it's actually quite good) but i have to make a lot of decisions and be hyper critical in other areas of my life. 

i'm quite happy to leave that stuff to guys that get paid to do it while i sit back and try to enjoy as much as i can.

1 hour ago, mrcompletely11 said:

brother I am on record saying 6 wins is a successful season.   Baby steps and all

i think we're a 6-8 win team this year. and that's me being really optimistic. i'd be really happy to see that.

13 minutes ago, Martin said:

There is also not a lot separating them from DBs…

not much except brute strength.