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A number change for the #Panthers 2024 second-round pick.

A healthy Oscar Delp should be a better/more productive pro than a college player. He checks a lot of physical boxes and isn't a scheme-dependent separator either.

My understanding is that the hope with free agent Brady Christensen’s Achilles recovery is that he will be cleared to participate in training camp in July (around the 9 month mark). He sustained the injury in late October during the #Panthers’ Week 8 loss to Buffalo. He has

From an athletes mindset, I get where Rico Dowdle is coming from. He’s a competitor. The Panthers run game did get stale, but—to offer some criticism—he did, too. In the end, he gets a chance to ball in Pittsburgh. I’m excited for that opportunity for him.

The lack of college all-22 film in 2026 is stupid and maddening. The NFL has let people access it for *14 years* and I think they are doing fine.

CFB and the NFL do not like outsiders knowing ball or education in general. You hate to see it.

This is a key signing. Walker’s market went quite stale, but he’s a serviceable left tackle who will likely slot in as the Week 1 starter.

A fair overreaction. Not trying to gaslight anyone, but the contract details for Forsythe, the fact that Walker was still on the market, and it being the first Friday of the league year, Forsythe is likely OT4/5 when all is said and done.

The #Panthers signing Rasheed Walker at LT for a one-year deal reminds me of when they signed Rico Dowdle last offseason. Both players didn’t have the markets and were signed to prove-it deals in the face of key players at the respective positions being hurt.

A lot of incentives in this deal similar to what they did with Rico Dowdle last offseason. Good stuff.

the panthers have added 3 of CBS sports’ top 20 free agents in jaelan phillips, devin lloyd and rasheed walker. all of those players fit an area of need and inspire optimism in their respective units. awesome job by their front office

Jared Feinberg Big dude (obviously and a good athlete. Technically inconsistent. He can get over aggressive and draw penalties. He seemed like he had started to "figure it out" in 2024. He beat out a first round pick (Morgan) for the LT job. He's been just ok as a run blocker. Played poorly 2nd

Jared Feinberg 2nd half of this season, honestly should have been benched and would have been, but couldn't because of injuries. He's always been a bit inconsistent. He's still young and has potential. A change of scenery might do him some good. Going back to more outside zone might help.

After some convincing, retract my stance on a LT at No. 19. Looking at the roster, they have to work on building long-term viability in the middle of their OL. Offensive tackle will likely be a next year ordeal to figure out. Even so, BPA/trade back should be on the table at 19.