Other teams "sniffing around Carolina's interest in Fournette."

[TheSpecialJuan]

25 minutes ago, Growl said:

kinda like how Atlanta "gave up too much" for Julio

 

haha

[Shocker]

Damn if Getteman doesn't want Fornette and wants a pass rusher we have the perfect smokescreen. Everyone has him to the Panthers.

 

 

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[Mr. Miagi]

We are taking Jamal Adams

[sml1950]

The reason to draft Fournette is to keep the defense off the field with longer time consumming drives.  Also you don't need a defense with the lead in the last four minutes and two running first downs.  If he can give this to a team, he's as good as any defensive player you can select.

[pantherclaw]

30 minutes ago, panthers55 said:

My fear of Fournette is that his ankle will be a chronic problem and we will have Jonathan Stewart part 2 all over again.

A man who misses practice?

[jayflip]

fug New Orleans. I'm going there for work next week and I'm gonna piss on a certain fat boy's blue dog art. 

If they jump us for Fournette I'm gonna go back out and pay a herpes-riddled prostitute to motorboat his moobs while I hold him down. 

fug that franchise. 

[TheRed]

1 hour ago, Growl said:

kinda like how Atlanta "gave up too much" for Julio

 

To a point I'm with you, but I think you could make a case either way.

Julio or not, where were they before their defense took the next step in 2016?

It was a hell of a lot to give up no matter how you look at it.

There was an article that came out not long before the Super Bowl about the Falcons GM calling Bill over in New England for advice about the potential Julio trade, and Bill basically was against it. The article tried to make it a redemption sort of thing for Dimitroff, and to prove that Belichick doesn't always know everything, buuuuut I couldn't help but think about that article after the SB was over. Who knows.

[DamnItJake!]

The pre-draft drama..should just say we are going Deshaun Watson!! Anderson will not be a backup forever!! :)


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[Growl]

5 minutes ago, TheRed said:

To a point I'm with you, but I think you could make a case either way.

Julio or not, where were they before their defense took the next step in 2016?

It was a hell of a lot to give up no matter how you look at it.

There was an article that came out not long before the Super Bowl about the Falcons GM calling Bill over in New England for advice about the potential Julio trade, and Bill basically was against it. The article tried to make it a redemption sort of thing for Dimitroff, and to prove that Belichick doesn't always know everything, buuuuut I couldn't help but think about that article after the SB was over. Who knows.

see page 2 argument.

[panthers55]

30 minutes ago, pantherclaw said:

A man who misses practice?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.seccountry.com/lsu/source-lsu-rb-leonard-fournettes-ankle-injury-a-chronic-problem/amp

[pantherclaw]

33 minutes ago, panthers55 said:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.seccountry.com/lsu/source-lsu-rb-leonard-fournettes-ankle-injury-a-chronic-problem/amp

I wasn't unaware of Fournettes ankle. 

Was just questioning the statement made about Stew. Who has missed mostly practice due to his foot issues. Most of his games missed were of more severe issues. Such as his knee a few seasons back.

[pantherclaw]

Any running back that is a feature running back, is going to deal with foot and ankle issues throughout his career. Some more severe than others. All running backs deal with injuries. I don't sit and worry about injuries to running backs, it's not a question of if, it's more a question of when. I also don't hold that against a running back. A battering ram, no matter how carefully it is maintained and taken care of, will eventually break.

[ncguy2184]

Jw can teams start tonight at midnight agreeing with a FA like a handshake type deal? 

 

 

[the butch]

Loving the free leverage.