Grady Jarrett

And with the Panthers, Derrick Brown is definitely one of their stars.

He's their best interior defensive lineman.

He's been a pro bowler.

But by his own words, he had what he called two bonehead penalties in that game.

I understand wins and losses are QB stats, and for him to have the trust in the front office and for them to kind of dub him as the franchise quarterback going forward, he'll need to win some games.

But my goodness, he had this beautiful deep pass to Jalen Coker on the first drive of the game.

Jalen Coker toe-tapped it, and then on the ensuing third and goal, The Bears interior defensive lineman, Grady Jarrett, actually got like right in front of Bryce and Bryce.

And that was because Luke Fortner kind of whiffed on a block.

You know, Dio Dangbo had some nice moments in the game, but he was certainly not a consistently dominant force.

Grady Jarrett, I thought he anchored and hit blocks well, but he's never really been a sack artist in his career anyway.

And a lot of this draft capital, none of the guys who they've drafted within the first few rounds here, day one, day two picks, none of them have turned into any kind of real shop records up front.

So that's where you get to the position they're in, where you want to be able to come at the opponent, in waves it's a part of the mentality of trading away uh javon dexter because since he hasn't turned into someone who individually can take a game over whoever's in that spot will need to be a part of a group rush mentality a part of a unit that just plays with such hellacious energy that you can overwhelm the opponent that's not javon dexter so you go with some of these other guys some of the later round picks some of the guys who weren't big investments in free agency And just hope that coming at them in waves with energy could end up winning the day.