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Honestly, his talent level reminds me of Mitch.

Atlanta and it's not close. That RB room is fuckin loaded.

Good interview, not much talk about Fields at all but on the Hoge & Jahns podcast they were saying how this is the first time the offense has looked like it backed up the hype from the coaches. No major expectations but this season is going to be fun.

lol lil man

I honestly think he's going to have a decent year and Fields is the one who's undervalued. Fields was like QB6-7 last year with trash and is being rated as QB6-7 in rankings now with drastically better weapons. Moore has more competition for weapons and the Bears run game is still elite so...

He's so full of shit - who the hell did he interview with that he was "talking them off of a ledge" last year? I listen to a ton of sports radio throughout the day and across the board the landscape was not going nuts about him when he struggled and following the Pats game it was overwhelmingly...

And I'm saying that the betting public strongly disagrees with you - the odds for the NFC South right now are: Saints +135 Falcons +230 Panthers +370 Bucs +550 Carolina had a below average adjusted sack rate last year on offense and were 6th worst at adjusted sack rate last year on defense...

They had the best coach of all time, went from 7-9 (with a decent bit of players sitting out due to COVID) to 10-7, Steelers went from 9-7-1 to 9-8. Those teams weren't clear bottom feeders like the Panthers have been. They've averaged 6 wins since 2018. I ignore you because you're pretty...

2022 1 -Jags (TLaw) 4 - Jets (Wilson) 7 - Bears (Fields) 2021 5 - Cincy (Burrow) 13 - Chargers (Jherbo) 18 - Miami (Tua) 2020 4 - Giants (Jones) 8 - Cards (Kyler) 2019 1 - Cards (Rosen) 3 - Jets (Darnold) 9 - Buffalo (Allen) 17 - Cleveland? (They were 7-8-1 and traded the pick, no idea where...

They dominated time of possession through the running game in the second half of the season when they were successful. https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/ask/panthers-time-of-possession-by-game-this-season They have talent on the defensive side of the ball but changing schemes is never seamless and...

If they kept Sam Mustipher I'd say yes, but now that he's a Raven I just can't see it.

How the fuck did this thread get derailed into talking about Justin? If you swapped out the Panthers weapons group with the Bears weapons group, I'd be much more confident in Bryce Young's development and while hopeful that he'd be able to overcome it, down on Fields development because those...

Falcons are gunna run the shit out of the ball. Bijan + that scheme is going to be something to behold and they're super deep. I don't think they've got a crazy high ceiling because who the hell knows about Ridder but as a team but their floor IMO is much higher than Carolina's. The last...

We love us some Nate Tice.

I mean, maybe - I dunno about him longterm but here's what I'm fully confident on - that offense is not going to be good next year and that's all I really care about. Reich isn't enough to overcome the dogshit playmakers that they have at WR/TE/RB and trotting Andy Dalton's old ass out there...

Top three and he ain't two or three.

Offensive DVOA by year: 2022 --31.7% 32nd 2021 - 4.4% 13th 2020 - 2.7% 12th 2019 -3.4% 19th 2018 - 7.9% 10th (Luck's last year) He had nothing to do with the defense just like Nagy did here, their offense wasn't as bad as ours was with Nagy and he leaned on his running game more than Nagy did...

Reich is a glorified Matt Nagy and they're literally using the same blueprint with Andy Dalton as the placeholder. Not sure if y'all missed the 2021 Bears but that shit didn't work and their WR +TE core is much weaker than what we had that year too. Straight trash next year. Also - this dude...