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Tet wins PFF Rookie of the year


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20 minutes ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

You don't have to be a contrarian about every thing all the time.  Or maybe you do.  I don't know

Yeah DJ went for 682 this season and disappeared at times in a much more prolific offense but here comes electro to explain that away

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56 minutes ago, ClawOn said:

There is one man for the franchise and the huddle to thank. 

@tukafan21come take a bow.

As I said in another thread recently, my official victory lap and bow will come once that OROY is announced in about a month.

But yes, I absolutely spoke T-Mac to our Panthers into existence, I'll never be convinced otherwise hahaha, the campaign started with a thread in Nov 2023, a full 18 months before he was even draft eligible.

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2 minutes ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

DJ was a good player for us but he is a different style WR.  He is more of a YAC guy.  Almost a RB playing WR.  TMac is a different breed.  He's 100% WR.  He runs good routes and has a great catch radius.  He shows up on 3rd down and in the red zone.

This is actually something I feel hasn't been talked about near enough this year, not just his 3rd downs, but his ability to get 1st downs.

He finished 7th in the league in receptions for 1st downs (6th among WRs) with 55 1st downs on 70 catches.  Add in his 7 TDs and he scored or got a 1st down on 62 of his 70 catches this year, that's an insane percentage for any player, let alone a rookie.

The only other rookie in the Top 42 1st down receptions was Warren who came in at #29, and he had 13 less 1st downs despite actually having 6 more catches this year than T-Mac did.

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42 minutes ago, tukafan21 said:

As I said in another thread recently, my official victory lap and bow will come once that OROY is announced in about a month.

But yes, I absolutely spoke T-Mac to our Panthers into existence, I'll never be convinced otherwise hahaha, the campaign started with a thread in Nov 2023, a full 18 months before he was even draft eligible.

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I won’t thank you but I will congratulate you. You were committed and you were right. So congratulations. 

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2 hours ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

DJ was a good player for us but he is a different style WR.  He is more of a YAC guy.  Almost a RB playing WR.  TMac is a different breed.  He's 100% WR.  He runs good routes and has a great catch radius.  He shows up on 3rd down and in the red zone.

DJ would be a great #2 on this team.

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