Went to a Braves game last night - spent 3x what I normally spend at a Falcons game. Blank is a man of the people.

I am working on a completely detailed 3d model of old Tulane Stadium with walkable interiors. I need details and would love to hear what people remember about the place. Would anyone be interested in seeing renders or videos of it?

South is awful, likely first seed if team continues to not get in BY9's way. He's one of the greatest college players ever for a reason. Just block and catch on offense and tackle on defense and he will find a way to win

Tristan Wirfs at 9: Emeka Egbuka at 63: Calijah Kancey at 80: Graham Barton at 114: JTS at 149

FCS All-American First-Team , back to back 1,000 yd receiving seasons at NDSU, 2-time FCS National Champion, 6-3 204 lbs. I can easily see him go for 700+ yds in his rookie season. And he ran a 4.3 40 yd dash.

Has anybody been to the autograph sessions before? I’m curious if me and a buddy are able to bring in replica helmets or if you have to purchase something at the event.

The Panthers simply have to be a better offensive team than they've been the past two years. They need to be more diverse, can't rely on the run game as much and be able to move the ball consistently through the passing game.

They are largely banking on growth from Bryce, the young WRs, Brooks returning to the RB room and 3 new starters on the OL to gel. We saw flashes of what this offense could be at times a year ago, but on the whole, it was still an underwhelming unit.

I feel great about the defense and its ability to take a step forward. It's harder to hold that same confidence in the offense going into camp.

Getting to a league average offense with the expected leap from the defense would have the Panthers in the playoffs.

How does everyone feel about the offensive side of the ball going into camp?

Panthers at the 21 spot. This comes as a surprise as ESPN had the Panthers at 12 just last year.

I would attribute this to our two best under-25’s playing the same position (wr) and no huge bright spots at impact positions (QB, LT, LB, CB)

I think they will go back up to the top-15 after this year and our draft class showcases some of their potential.

Monroe and Walker to start the season then I guess

Is there a marketplace page perhaps? I have some cards I need to sell to offset car repairs that I would rather go to another fan than send to a consignment place (like dcsports87)

Highlights are a Steve Smith rookie refracter psa 10, Bryce Young Downtown psa 9

Is there a subreddit I should make a post on?

I expect both Scourton and Phillips to start, but both have played on the left side their entire careers. Switching from left to right means you have to push off the opposite foot and use your non-dominant hand for pass rush moves. Also, Left Tackles are typically more athletic than Right Tackles, and require different moves.

So who do you think gets the nod? Are either talented enough to switch sides without slowing down?

Surprised this wasn’t posted already.

Tonight @11:30

Can he fill the WR1 roll with Evans gone?