Favorite JAG 2020+

[Basbear]

Id cast my vote for Sam Franklin, at one point I thought he could switch to LB and be a light version of TD......NOPE. But he's still out there as a beast gunner at panthers north....

[SCMunnerlyn1]

I enjoyed Zane Gonzalez before he got hurt.

[strato]

45 minutes ago, Pejorative Miscreant said:

unfortunately this was the first name that popped into my head. Hope that I’m wrong. 

It was perfectly teed up for us. I couldn’t resist.  

[Khyber53]

2 hours ago, Swaggasaurus said:

Shaq Thompson 

Shaq was a fantastic LB, he just happened to have been standing in the shadow of a Panthers great and a Hall of Famer. He was team-lead starter quality for all 32 teams of the NFL. Don't throw shade on him, he was never just a guy. 

 

[Khyber53]

1 hour ago, jfra78 said:

Yea the fans loved Hoover

Why not? Dude was tough as nails. Came off the field after a vicious hit and showed the coach how his ring finger was knocked out of socket halfway up. You could see the shock on Fox's face. Brad just  pulled  on the finger, grimaced, got it back in alignment and went back in for the next play and blew up an opposing linebacker or two.

Dude is legendary.

[strato]

13 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

Why not? Dude was tough as nails. Came off the field after a vicious hit and showed the coach how his ring finger was knocked out of socket halfway up. You could see the shock on Fox's face. Brad just  pulled  on the finger, grimaced, got it back in alignment and went back in for the next play and blew up an opposing linebacker or two.

Dude is legendary.

Goings was good too. 

[KillerKat]

25 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

Shaq was a fantastic LB, he just happened to have been standing in the shadow of a Panthers great and a Hall of Famer. He was team-lead starter quality for all 32 teams of the NFL. Don't throw shade on him, he was never just a guy. 

 

Shaq wouldve read this post but it ran right by him.

[Admiral Ackbar]

Curtis Samuel for me. Felt like he had so much untapped potential. Also Shi Smith, felt like he had potential too

[Basbear]

22 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

Why not? Dude was tough as nails. Came off the field after a vicious hit and showed the coach how his ring finger was knocked out of socket halfway up. You could see the shock on Fox's face. Brad just  pulled  on the finger, grimaced, got it back in alignment and went back in for the next play and blew up an opposing linebacker or two.

Dude is legendary.

I member him staying after practices with only to see he was wearing heavy weight vest, one of his trademarks. He also put in 10 years, right? People forget he was the ST stud that called the snap and made sure everyone lined up right. He was one of the "glue" guys that bought his "lunch pail" to work.... He was a willing solider, all teams need a couple of them. He blocked for sooo many panthers RBs- Davis, lane, Williams, foster, goings and when there was huge injuries he took over the starter duties and had a couple 100 yard games. If you followed hoover, he took the perfect RB path cause he was just a slow heavy one himself....