Speaker 1: All right, everybody, welcome to a busier than normal middle
Speaker 1: of March version.
Speaker 2: Of The Happy Half Hour. I'm Darren Yanhn.
Speaker 1: She's Casidy Hill and we and we had a week
Speaker 1: last week.
Speaker 2: We did.
Speaker 3: I think that week is still going on or you
Speaker 3: know that thirty rock beam where it's like, oh, what
Speaker 3: a week and he goes lemon, it's Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was last week. I mean they you know, obviously,
Speaker 1: going into an off season after a two and fifteen
Speaker 1: year you expect a lot of movement and I did.
Speaker 1: I don't know that I expected it to the degree
Speaker 1: and intensity of last week, because not only did they
Speaker 1: do a lot of stuff, they did a lot of
Speaker 1: big business. And the three right off the bat on
Speaker 1: you know, Monday, effectively during the negotiation period, bringing in
Speaker 1: Robert Hunt Damian Lewis to fortify that offensive line and
Speaker 1: trading for Deontay Johnson. It's like, pooh, okay, all right,
Speaker 1: three big swings, and you just took care of a
Speaker 1: couple of the very biggest problems Bryce Young and that
Speaker 1: offense had last year.
Speaker 3: Two of them literally big swings.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Robert Hunt and Damian Lewis are some big guys, as
Speaker 3: we saw when they entered the building this week. And
Speaker 3: you know, I think that was proof, at least for fans,
Speaker 3: definitely for me, that Dave Canalis and Dan Morgan haven't
Speaker 3: just been offering lip service. They laid out at the
Speaker 3: combine pretty clearly what their priorities were set, and you know,
Speaker 3: spoke the words. It wasn't just coach speak. They didn't
Speaker 3: tabbets around it. They said, we need guards, we need
Speaker 3: interior guards for Bryce. And then they went out and
Speaker 3: did it well, two of the really, really really good
Speaker 3: guards on the free market, right.
Speaker 1: And you know what I mean, All the numbers this
Speaker 1: time of year are always subject to a little closer
Speaker 1: scrutiny once you see what the actual contract. But in
Speaker 1: terms of the reported value, you're talking about one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty million dollars worth of contract for a couple
Speaker 1: of guards. That should show you how serious they were
Speaker 1: about solving this problem. And you know, you go through
Speaker 1: last year where you play seven left guards eight right guards,
Speaker 1: Bryce takes sixty two sacks six most all time in
Speaker 1: NFL history, tying the franchise record set by poor Steve
Speaker 1: Berlin back in the day. But they had to get
Speaker 1: that fixed and they went out with intent and did it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think, I mean if you just depending on whose
Speaker 1: metrics you believe, whether it's PFF or anybody else. Robert
Speaker 1: Hunt was one of the top guards in the game
Speaker 1: last year. He excels as a past protector. Also, he's mammoth.
Speaker 1: Robert Hunt is that special kind of big that even
Speaker 1: big people are, you know, dwarfed by or eclipsed by.
Speaker 1: I mean when you saw him roll up on Taylor Moten,
Speaker 1: who is a fairly gigantic human being the other day,
Speaker 1: and it's like, oh, that new one's much bigger than.
Speaker 3: He was, And that's that's so so important, especially for
Speaker 3: what they want to do with Bryce this year. You know,
Speaker 3: get the ball out quicker, give him a clean pocket
Speaker 3: to kind of see through, which sounds of course, yeah,
Speaker 3: of course you want that, but when you see it
Speaker 3: didn't necessarily happen last year with the rotating door at guard.
Speaker 3: The rotating door at guard is also interesting when you
Speaker 3: think about the fact that Damian Lewis has hardly ever
Speaker 3: missed a game in his career, like high school, college,
Speaker 3: NFL has hardly ever missed a game, and so something
Speaker 3: like that's important, and you know Darren as cliche as
Speaker 3: it sounds to say, Okay, well, you've got to have
Speaker 3: a good line for your young quarterback. You especially have
Speaker 3: to have a good line in today's NFL at every position.
Speaker 3: It used to be once upon a time, the most
Speaker 3: premium position on the offensive line was what left tackle.
Speaker 2: Left tackle.
Speaker 3: Now you've got guys coming from every angle. They can
Speaker 3: blitz off the left, they can blitz off the right.
Speaker 3: I mean, you've got guys like Derek Brown coming straight
Speaker 3: up the middle for one hundred and three tackles. So
Speaker 3: you've got to have just absolute like studs and horses
Speaker 3: at every position, especially those interior positions.
Speaker 1: Well, and that's the thing is I think cass about
Speaker 1: this reconfigured offensive line. And you know, with Bradley Boseman
Speaker 1: being released, Austin Korbet kicks inside. He's your center now,
Speaker 1: ladies and gentlemen. And Austin was kind of a He's
Speaker 1: an interesting piece in this whole calculus because Austin's played
Speaker 1: all five in his life. He's been at every spot
Speaker 1: on the line. He was drafted as a tackle, played
Speaker 1: some center, settled in at guard, won a Super Bowl
Speaker 1: ring with the Rams at guard, and.
Speaker 2: Played really well here.
Speaker 1: But Austin in a lot of ways fits what they're
Speaker 1: trying to do because a he's the communicator of the
Speaker 1: bunch and is always, you know, kind of that. He
Speaker 1: was almost the veteran of that line the last couple
Speaker 1: of years, and you know, directing a lot of traffic.
Speaker 1: But he's also stout and Austin's a smart guy, has
Speaker 1: experienced and has done this before. So we'll see how
Speaker 1: it goes. I mean, they still haven't ruled out. You know,
Speaker 1: as you go through this thing, when you go through
Speaker 1: a busy free agency and you fill all the lines
Speaker 1: in the depth chart, you know, then you get to
Speaker 1: a spot where if you get to the draft and
Speaker 1: at thirty three or thirty nine the right center is
Speaker 1: sitting there, nothing precludes you from taking that guy. But
Speaker 1: they wanted they had to make moves to stabilize this
Speaker 1: thing in the short term before they can worry about
Speaker 1: the long And I think when you look at Ikiakwanu,
Speaker 1: Damian Lewis, Austin Corbett, Robert Hunt, Taylor Moten, not only
Speaker 1: is that a pretty good offensive line, that's a massive
Speaker 1: offensive line. I mean Austin's littling out of the bunch,
Speaker 1: and Austin is not small and he plays bigger than
Speaker 1: he actually is. So I think it's it's the step
Speaker 1: they absolutely had to take after last season. And you
Speaker 1: could say you overreacted and you overspent on guards or whatever,
Speaker 1: but that was an acute problem last year, right, and
Speaker 1: if you've invested what you've invested in Bryce, you have
Speaker 1: to do that. And you know they feel like these
Speaker 1: two guys, you know, both the personality and the player
Speaker 1: are fits here.
Speaker 3: Damian Lewis, And this will be in a story this
Speaker 3: week on Panthers dot com. But he told me last
Speaker 3: weekend or last week Darren that he wants he, Austin
Speaker 3: and Robert Hunt to be known as mean, tough and
Speaker 3: nasty soul, and he broke down which one was mean,
Speaker 3: which one was tough, which one was nasty? Off to
Speaker 3: check out the stories, to check out the story this week.
Speaker 3: But I thought that was fun too, especially because they
Speaker 3: are kind of the typical offensive linem where they're a
Speaker 3: little bit more docile off the field and you know
Speaker 3: they're going to turn it on on. But I mean,
Speaker 3: I thought also to your point, I mean, if you're
Speaker 3: sitting there now that you've got that extra pick in
Speaker 3: the second round and for some reason a guy like
Speaker 3: Jackson Powers Johnson falls to you or something. I think
Speaker 3: that's a good problem to have, is to have someone
Speaker 3: like that come in and work with Austin Corbett for
Speaker 3: a little while. I mean, ideally you've got what eight
Speaker 3: nine deep across the line.
Speaker 2: Well, and that's the thing.
Speaker 1: Now, Brady Christiansen becomes your sixth man basically, and you know,
Speaker 1: I think because they're built at this moment, Brady's probably
Speaker 1: your swing tackle and your top back up at guard
Speaker 1: across the board. Now, you know, I could see them
Speaker 1: going out and finding another veteran tackle. You know, somebody
Speaker 1: like David Sharp was here last year, but Sharp got
Speaker 1: signed up early I think in Houston.
Speaker 3: Or like Gabe Jackson.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as a guard, I mean, somebody of that ill Okay,
Speaker 1: I think it tackles. Probably, it's reasonable to think they're
Speaker 1: looking for something like that at the moment because they
Speaker 1: want to make sure this thing is is buttoned up
Speaker 1: and to protect Bryce, because it's the priority of what's
Speaker 1: going on around here this offseason.
Speaker 3: So no matter what a quarterback does, if he's on his.
Speaker 2: Back, no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 1: But it wasn't just offensive lineman, although it felt like
Speaker 1: it was just offensive lineman.
Speaker 3: Well, they take up a lot of space, and it feels.
Speaker 1: Like with the sheer mass of transactions that happened last
Speaker 1: week and almost got lost, but it's like, oh, by
Speaker 1: the way, they trade for Deyontay Johnson, they have what
Speaker 1: could be a number one receiver. Now for Bryce Shawn
Speaker 1: to go out there with Adam Feeling and create some
Speaker 1: stuff that they didn't have before.
Speaker 3: I think that it depends on your definition of a
Speaker 3: number one receiver. But yes, I'm agreeing with you, just
Speaker 3: expelling on it. I think in terms of sheer touches,
Speaker 3: Adam Thielen's still gonna get the most touches of this group.
Speaker 3: But what Deontay Johnson can do for you is create
Speaker 3: those big plays you know he has. He's ESPN calculates
Speaker 3: a number of things, and one of the things they
Speaker 3: calculated this past year was that from twenty twenty through
Speaker 3: the season's twenty twenty three, so four seasons, Deontay Johnson
Speaker 3: creates more space than any other receiver in the National
Speaker 3: Football League. And the other players that rounded out the
Speaker 3: top five were guys like Davontae Adams, Stefan Diggs, guys
Speaker 3: that just that.
Speaker 2: Jefferson, Yes, guys that are good.
Speaker 3: Cool and they are known for creating space like that's
Speaker 3: their thing. And to Johnson creates more space than any
Speaker 3: of them. You know, he spent his first year with
Speaker 3: and now that I think about it too, I think
Speaker 3: one of those years he wasn't even in the league.
Speaker 3: So it's like he has he's doing it with less
Speaker 3: time he's been his first year with Ben Roethlisberger and
Speaker 3: then he went to He kind of went through a
Speaker 3: carousel mister Bisky Can Pickett, and so he's kind of
Speaker 3: seen both sides of that coin, you know, a Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame veteran quarterback and then a young first round quarterback.
Speaker 3: He's kind of seen it from both angles. It's it's
Speaker 3: gonna be interesting to see what approach he takes with
Speaker 3: this receiver room, you know, is it sort of like
Speaker 3: defer to Theling. I think that he will, just based
Speaker 3: on talking to him last week, and so that's why
Speaker 3: I think we still see Theling maybe get the most touches.
Speaker 3: But what Deontay brings you is something that can not
Speaker 3: only take the top off of defense, but just le
Speaker 3: a defense in their dust and that's that's going to
Speaker 3: be exciting for Bryce. That depends a lot a lot
Speaker 3: on chemistry. So it's gonna be really paramount that the
Speaker 3: two of them spend a whole lot of time together
Speaker 3: this offseason to kind of get that timing down together,
Speaker 3: because if you have a receiver like that, that, like
Speaker 3: I said, more than anything else, depends on chemistry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 1: And the other thing that it's important to remember about
Speaker 1: that receiver room is I don't think it's completely yet
Speaker 1: as as has been widely reported. Michael Gallup from Dallas
Speaker 1: is in here today. Mike Williams is scheduled to show
Speaker 1: up here later on this week.
Speaker 3: Those are both too like like, oh wow, those are guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, those are guys.
Speaker 1: And the thing that's interesting about both of them is
Speaker 1: they are that if you want me to be football
Speaker 1: nerd guy and describe things by their positions, those are
Speaker 1: those exes that get outside and can win one on
Speaker 1: one and get downfield. And both those guys are plus
Speaker 1: fourteen I think fourteen and fifteen respectively in career yards
Speaker 1: per reception. I mean, these are the guys who make
Speaker 1: downfield plays. Both of them got some injury stuff on
Speaker 1: the back of their football card that you'll have to
Speaker 1: check out. Medicals are a part of every one of
Speaker 1: these visits. That's going to be a thing. But I
Speaker 1: think when you consider the possibility of adding somebody like that,
Speaker 1: it's almost like we're in off Chinese menu. You get
Speaker 1: your starts, you get your protein, you get your vegetable.
Speaker 1: You know, they've dealt with this part over here, this category.
Speaker 1: Now they're on to this one.
Speaker 2: And if you.
Speaker 1: Can add somebody like that, somebody that can stretch the field,
Speaker 1: get vertical to create, to create that space underneath for
Speaker 1: two cats and Feeling and Deontay Johnson, who've shown they
Speaker 1: know how to work in that space. That's where you
Speaker 1: create opportunities for the offense as a whole. So, you know,
Speaker 1: Dave Canal has had that last year obviously in Mike Evans,
Speaker 1: he's had that guy when he was in Seattle and
Speaker 1: a DK Metcalf and working with different kinds of receivers.
Speaker 1: But you know, we'll see how the following week goes.
Speaker 1: You know, it's as we're sitting here taping this podcast
Speaker 1: at ten twenty six am time, stamp it for Posterity.
Speaker 3: Eleven twenty six. We changed time last week.
Speaker 2: Did it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Come on, mad updateure clocks in the studio. What are
Speaker 2: you're killing me? You're making me look bad out here.
Speaker 3: Mister trivia man. Who won your trivia this weekend?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we are the champion.
Speaker 3: You know who first suggested daylight savingstone?
Speaker 1: I do not Benjamin Franklin. Yes, of course, it's win
Speaker 1: in doubt. Who invented thing in America? Guess Benjamin Franklin?
Speaker 1: The Almanac?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 2: Or why not?
Speaker 3: He did? I think he did start the Almanac?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know he did so anyway, it's yes in
Speaker 1: matters that are not trivial. On the other hand, as
Speaker 1: busy as they were, or rebuilding an offense which needed
Speaker 1: to happen, all of a sudden, you look across the
Speaker 1: ball on the other side and there's a lot of
Speaker 1: holes to fill between Brian Burns being traded to the
Speaker 1: Giants for picks.
Speaker 2: You got into that a little bit.
Speaker 1: I don't think we talked about on the podcast last time,
Speaker 1: but that one had kind of reached its inevitable conclusion.
Speaker 1: It was gonna be hard to do a deal Dan,
Speaker 1: you know, Morgan and those guys talked at the combine
Speaker 1: a little bit, but it was just becoming obvious there
Speaker 1: wasn't a deal long term. So you get to a
Speaker 1: point where you just have to get what you can.
Speaker 1: And in a situation where a guy doesn't have contract,
Speaker 1: you know, every so much gets made out of that
Speaker 1: old Rams offer of the two and two ones. And
Speaker 1: I kind of got into this in the mail bag
Speaker 1: the other day, but that is probably that's a little
Speaker 1: bit of a roar shark test. That's gonna be what
Speaker 1: you carried into it. You're gonna believe because you can
Speaker 1: say you can scream and Highland and say, oh my
Speaker 1: got two first round picks in a second at the
Speaker 1: time of that offer. It's a twin you know, which
Speaker 1: happened in October of twenty two. You're talking about a
Speaker 1: twenty four and twenty five first rounder. And when NFL
Speaker 1: teams start negotiating trades, you know there's a discount applied
Speaker 1: to future draft picks. You know, a year outs one
Speaker 1: is a two and two years out one is kind
Speaker 1: of a three. So there is a little bit of
Speaker 1: a discount, like.
Speaker 3: As soon as you drive it off the lot, the value.
Speaker 2: The depreciation on a Brian Burns.
Speaker 1: But you know they kind of just got to that
Speaker 1: point where they felt like they needed to move on,
Speaker 1: make the decision, get what they could. They make the
Speaker 1: trade for a two and a couple of fives effectively,
Speaker 1: and now they've got two picks in the top forty.
Speaker 1: They're on thirty third and the thirty ninth coming from
Speaker 1: the Giants. But now all of a sudden, you look
Speaker 1: across the ball and there's no Brian and there's no Frankie,
Speaker 1: because Frankie Luvu signs with Washington pretty quickly, and they
Speaker 1: signed all the linebackers in Washington.
Speaker 2: They go. Not only do they.
Speaker 3: Dan Quinn's going to be running like a two.
Speaker 1: Yeah, get after it. But you got guys who fill
Speaker 1: a lot of different roles up there. I mean, just
Speaker 1: to think that Bobby Wagner and Frankie Luvu roll in
Speaker 1: the door, your defense changed pretty considerably pretty quickly up
Speaker 1: there in Washington. But Frankie creates a hole. They cut
Speaker 1: von Bell creates a hole. Dante Jackson goes to Pittsburgh
Speaker 1: in the trade for Deontay Johnson. This place is rich
Speaker 1: in Djas, by the way, and so all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: you've got a lot of blanks to fill in on
Speaker 1: defense much the same way. They kind of went at
Speaker 1: it systematically. They bring in Ashawn Robinson to be the
Speaker 1: big run defender up front, pair him with Shy Tuttel
Speaker 1: and Derek Brown, and you're a lot more solid upfront
Speaker 1: than you were a year ago. Ayshawn's kind of that
Speaker 1: old head who's been around the league, good at what
Speaker 1: he does and has filled in a lot of places.
Speaker 1: And Bonus knows the gero Evera played for him previously
Speaker 1: with the Rams, knows about what's going to be expected
Speaker 1: of him. Same thing with Josie Jewel, played linebacker for
Speaker 1: Eja out in Denver. Same with Fuller, the new safety
Speaker 1: who's coming in town, Jordan Fuller from the Rams. These
Speaker 1: guys bring familiarity. Dan Jackson was signed away from Buffalo
Speaker 1: and he's a guy Dan Morgan was around for the
Speaker 1: drafting of in the seventh round a couple of years ago.
Speaker 1: As he's developed into a much more consistent player for
Speaker 1: those guys, So they've filled in all those gaps and
Speaker 1: as you look at this thing right now, you can
Speaker 1: put a lineup on the field. And that's been the
Speaker 1: biggest thing about the last week is you went from
Speaker 1: wondering what it was going to look like to saying, okay,
Speaker 1: I see twenty two. I see twenty two guys on
Speaker 1: either side of the ball, something resembling a depth chart.
Speaker 1: So it is it complete by no stretch of the imagination.
Speaker 1: Because as much as they're looking at those receivers, you know,
Speaker 1: they've also had Chase Young and Davian Clowney in here
Speaker 1: for visits. And as you're trying to replace Brian Burns,
Speaker 1: you can't do it with just a DJ want.
Speaker 2: I'm a cleavon Chasin.
Speaker 1: I mean that's a flyer on a former first round
Speaker 1: or see if you can get anything out of him.
Speaker 1: Wanham's been a pretty productive guy. I mean he's South
Speaker 1: Carolina product. A lot of people know him from his
Speaker 1: days with the Game Cocks, A lot of people know
Speaker 1: him from that touchdown he scored in this building last October.
Speaker 1: So he's going to be He's going to get a
Speaker 1: lot of opportunities to be that guy in terms of
Speaker 1: the pass rusher at that position because other than last
Speaker 1: year's third round pick DJ Johnson, not a lot of
Speaker 1: there there and so they're continuing to monitor that market.
Speaker 1: Stay tuned for all the latest on clowny Young, et cetera.
Speaker 1: But still very much under construction at that position. But
Speaker 1: otherwise this thing's starting to come together.
Speaker 3: And I also think too, it's important to point out daring.
Speaker 3: You know, it's easy when some of these pieces start
Speaker 3: getting traded and different things like that, to go, well, wait,
Speaker 3: the defense wasn't the problem. What are we doing? But
Speaker 3: the defense wasn't really a problem. You kept your two corners.
Speaker 3: You're probably gonna supplement some more there in the draft
Speaker 3: as well. The run defense was an issue, and then
Speaker 3: you so you bring in someone else like Ashan Robinson
Speaker 3: to kind of fill in the middle of that line.
Speaker 3: And then Josie Jewel is just a tackling machine man
Speaker 3: like he is everywhere, and and he's just a roaming
Speaker 3: linebacker there in the middle of the field. That's gonna
Speaker 3: be a And this is probably getting ahead of ourselves,
Speaker 3: but that's that seems like a purposeful signing for the
Speaker 3: run defense. And Josie Jewel and you mentioned he played
Speaker 3: for ever Ro had his best year. Yeah, and he's
Speaker 3: had some pretty good years. His best year came under
Speaker 3: ever Row.
Speaker 1: I think one of the one of the subtle things
Speaker 1: about Josie jewel also is he he can wear that
Speaker 1: green dot, he can call signals. And last year when
Speaker 1: Shaq Thompson goes down in Week two with a broken leg,
Speaker 1: there was a minute where that defense was sort of
Speaker 1: looking around like, okay, what are we Who's calling this thing?
Speaker 1: And they tried, they tried Von Bell at points, Frankie
Speaker 1: did it and then didn't, and then did again. They
Speaker 1: were running Camu and Dion Jones in and out, and
Speaker 1: there was just never that consistent Okay, this is who's
Speaker 1: calling this thing? Because and again Frankie Luvu's great linebacker
Speaker 1: here made a ton of plays. But Frankie is more
Speaker 1: of a seek and destroy guy than it get everybody
Speaker 1: in the right place guy. I mean, that's just not
Speaker 1: a role he had ever been called to do, and
Speaker 1: it wasn't instinctive for him. So I think having that
Speaker 1: other guy, having that old head at linebacker other than Shaq,
Speaker 1: who can call a defense, who can get everybody in
Speaker 1: the right place, you know, it's just a lot more
Speaker 1: stable up the middle than it was a year ago.
Speaker 1: Because you know, we talked about Ashean Robinson and nothing
Speaker 1: against these guys, you know, Nick Thurman, Lebrian Ray came
Speaker 1: in and played dutiful snaps last year for a decent
Speaker 1: Carolina Pan. There's defense, but they are guys who were
Speaker 1: signed out of an August tryout. They were on the
Speaker 1: street when training camps opened, so it almost felt like
Speaker 1: anything you got out of those guys was a bonus.
Speaker 1: Now you've got three legit defensive linemen in a three
Speaker 1: four taking up a lot of space, you know, and
Speaker 1: that's gonna help a lot of things. So I just
Speaker 1: think they're a lot more stable up the middle. Obviously
Speaker 1: there's work to be done on the edges. They could
Speaker 1: probably use another corner. They definitely could use another outside linebacker.
Speaker 1: But hey, it's now eleven thirty. Now that I've learned
Speaker 1: which of my clocks I should look at in this studio,
Speaker 1: I'm still holding that against you, Matt.
Speaker 3: This one's wrong over here too.
Speaker 2: It's just I have no shot.
Speaker 1: I'm like the old newsrooms where I need a clock
Speaker 1: for every time zone.
Speaker 2: What time is it in Tokyo right now? Matt?
Speaker 3: I have no idea. Do you know there's a town
Speaker 3: in county in Indiana that doesn't avert observe the changing
Speaker 3: of daylight?
Speaker 1: Savings set the one ron Swanson works in No.
Speaker 3: But is the one if you watched the West Wing
Speaker 3: that Toby and Josh got stuck in because they didn't
Speaker 3: know that the town didn't observe daylight saving.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do remember that.
Speaker 1: But anyway, here we are and we do know what
Speaker 1: time it is. So what comes next?
Speaker 3: They're going to bring in Yeah, a couple more this week,
Speaker 3: as Darren mentioned, Yeah, Darren, what if they trand Kate
Speaker 3: Middleton through here?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was the one thing. And I'll give you
Speaker 1: guys a peek behind the curtain when we're spitballing content
Speaker 1: ideas when you sign a couple of guards. I really
Speaker 1: wanted a picture of Damian Lewis and Robert hunting Beefeater
Speaker 1: costumes with like Kate Middleton photoshop behind him.
Speaker 3: We found her.
Speaker 2: She's being protected America Stadium.
Speaker 3: It's okay, everybody, the Queen and the Queen City.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's yeah, there is going to be a
Speaker 1: lot of movement around this place. I mean, so stay tuned.
Speaker 1: Unto Panthers dot Com, a lot of stuff coming on.
Speaker 1: We're gonna be introducing you to all these new guys.
Speaker 1: We had a chance to visit with them as they
Speaker 1: came in last week and that'll continue this week, So
Speaker 1: stay tuned to Panthers dot com for all the latest
Speaker 1: that it's.
Speaker 3: Gonna be exciting a lot of good stories, a.
Speaker 1: Lot of cool stuff to share with you, and probably
Speaker 1: the next time we catch up with you on the
Speaker 1: Happy Half Hour will be a little more draft focused
Speaker 1: because by then they will filled in some more blanks
Speaker 1: and we can really dig into what's coming at number
Speaker 1: thirty three and number thirty nine, and we will do
Speaker 1: that on the next episode. Don dun Dum Happy Half Hour,