SageAgainstTheMachine

So being smart and being a viscious player on the field are mutually exclusive?

Notice how I used the word enormous. I don't think Coles would make an enormous difference. Of course, it would be a positive addition and we do need another offensive weapon or two. Like I said before, Coles would probably gain 250-300 more yards than Reed would, and would probably be more effective in making sure Evans isn't double teamed quite as much. However, Coles has a reputation for being whiny and he is past his prime. Signing Coles would take our offense up a notch, but it wouldn't be as huge as some people might think. If anything, it would move our receiving corps from below average to average.

Just wait for it, he's still going to be cut. After all, jonathan34thomas IS an intern at the buffalo news, so he should know.

good point

Yeah, I agree that he would give us a boost, I just don't think he would make an extreme impact. He'd probably be good for 250-300 more yards than Reed if he has a good season.

I don't personally think Coles would make an enormous difference next year, but if the signing would make people shut up about how the front office isn't trying then I'm all for it.

I know it's hard to compare guards and tackles, but there is no freakin way that Dockery was better than Peters. And it's not so much that Dockery was bad, he just wasn't owrth 7 million dollars.

Yeah, remember that game later on in the season when Williams ran for 4 touchdowns up the middle that were all 3 yards or fewer? I was really impressed by the push that the O-line was getting, and I'd be willing to bet a pretty penny that Hangartner was involved in those plays.

If you loved the guy so much, why can't you spell his name right?

never actually seen somebody mistake your and yore...but I make a point to never underestimate the stupidity of people

@ subtle humor.

Wow, and we thought Marshawn was the thug!

I heard he drowns blind kittens.

It's "Should have", not "Should of" folks. Next time I see "We should of signed _______" I'm goin' postal.

He's not even close to Rivers.

Chase Coffman.

He's listed at 301. 225 is Fitzpatrick's weight, I'm sure that's the reason for the typo.

Just read Hangartner scored a 47 on his Wonderlic. Fitzpatrick went to Harvard, TE's from Stanford, Jauron went to Yale...we're really turning into team Mensa.

He's also one of those guys who gets dragged 3-5 yards every time they make a tackle.

Fair enough, just seemed like you were being a little harsh on him.

Or they drafted the best player available. I'm not familiar enough with the Panthers organization to honestly say why they drafted Khalil, but nothing I've seen or read suggests Hangartner is anything worse than average.

I'm aware of what it means, I was just making an observation.

No, he started in 2006.

Or maybe he just isn't as good as Ryan Khalil...there are backups out there who would start on most teams. He started 8 games last year and 15 the year before they got Khalil, and started admirably from what I read.

How do you know? What's your assessment of Hangartner as a player?