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One answer that may already be on the roster (BR haters, beware)

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I'm dying to see king get a shot, he was one of my favorite receivers from last years draft.

 

I agree that he should get a shot. Pie for not only King being one of your favorite receivers from last year's draft, but your member name. That spin-off of ShamWow is very creative.

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I came across a Bleacher Report that was discussing young NFL talent that had yet to emerge, and who did the writer, Ryan Riddle (that's got to be a pseudonym, right?), refer to as a "hidden gem"? The Panthers' very own King. Tavarres King.

Look, guys, the Broncos weren't trying to sneak this guy on their roster for no reason. G-man got an opening, and he swooped in there like a vulture and got a prize. King wasn't going to play amid the Broncos star-studded cast of receivers, and time to orient himself at the pro level has probably been a great thing. I'm not saying that he's a go-to guy, but he's probably a guy that can at least develop into a key role player that can dash the hopes of the opposition when they "forget" about him.

I still believe that this former Bulldog has some NFL bite. I fully expect him to make the team and compete for snaps in 2014. Can't wait to see what's in store for him in the future as a Panther.

The Bleacher Report is about as credible as The Onion.

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The Bleacher Report is about as credible as The Onion.

 

lol they might be closer to the truth than some might want to admit...

 

http://www.theonion.com/articles/roger-goodell-carefully-considering-every-comment,34760/

 

 

Admitting that he was thankful to have such a valuable resource at his disposal, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell revealed Thursday that he continues to carefully consider every single comment posted on the NFL.com message boards.

Goodell told reporters that sitting down for several hours and combing through the roughly 8,000 comments submitted on the website each day has been an integral part of his work routine ever since succeeding Paul Tagliabue in 2006. The commissioner added that the posts regularly provide him with astute commentary on a wide array of league-related topics, all of which he attempts to incorporate into his decision-making process.

“Our fans know what they’re talking about when it comes to the intricacies of football and league management, and as commissioner I would be remiss to ever overlook that,” said Goodell, adding that the official website’s comment sections serve as aggregators of critical input that might otherwise never reach his desk. “For instance, Mark Turner recently made an excellent point about the excessive nature of Mike Tomlin’s fine, which I’m now reevaluating. Likewise, Sean Farnsworth’s remarks had me rethinking the league’s attitude toward protecting quarterbacks, which he believes comes at the cost of aggressive play calling by defenses.”

 

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