Panthers activate G Chandler Zavala from IR

[frankw]

As far as the injuries to the OL go it's unfortunate but this is still the highest paid unit in the entire league. Get out there and make it work.

[ColumbusCounty]

Thread title gives me subtraction by addition vibes. 

Rookie year was bad, last year I thought he turned the corner, this year he looks like a liability. 

[Dave Gettleman's Shorts]

1 hour ago, ColumbusCounty said:

Thread title gives me subtraction by addition vibes. 

Rookie year was bad, last year I thought he turned the corner, this year he looks like a liability. 

packers going to line up parsons and run stunts on zavala all game

[Aussie Tank]

9 hours ago, NAS said:

Agreed and don’t pay guards big contracts, just keep drafting 

Nothing wrong with paying 1 but both yeah nah 

[Waldo]

15 hours ago, strato said:

 

I am definitely a Zavala skeptic. I thought he had fixed his issues which were substantial his first year, he was as bad as you will ever see. (But I think I was mistaken)
I don’t know what they should have done with Motion. That contract was so bad, it seemed like lose him or work an extension. I do t think they were ready to replace him.

 

My pint about depth is that we had some. That is mostly gone now too. And I was not a big supporter of giving 150 million to two guards. And you know why is was done, to prop up little man. The theme of the Panthers since they drafted him. 

Zavala was really bad his first year but I think he can still flash that unfortunately. Coaching? IDK. Inconvenience seems to be common. 

Moton should just have played the year out to see what's what or they should have replaced him, whixh is a tall order for a team with so much else needing done. I just thought the reworked deal was dumb. Get cap but create another issue later. Just eat it and move on. I do think they were trying to create space for someone else but that's also a huge negative for me because the 'one player away mentality' has always been a failure that I can remember.

Corbett was a known health issue, a waste of roster space really. BC has had a fractured ankle and a torn bicep so he isn't a huge shocker either, unlucky or injury prone at this point? Add in Moton and that unit was always suspect. Having both high priced OGs dealing with injuries 1 year removed from their big deals just seems like the chefs kiss to that entire build. So 2 known injury issues with starters, a backup that's probably injury prone now, Mays and then nobodies. I don't think I can call that decent depth, especially considering the 2 known starter issues coming into the year.