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No.

Baker is absolutely terrible. A walking interception machine.

We already have a nice plan in place. Start Sam and if he hasn't improved then put in Corral. If Corral doesn't show any signs of being that guy, then draft a possible franchise QB in the 2023 draft. That's actually a good plan for once by the Panthers. Now if we trade away our 1st round 2023 pick, or we don't take a QB in 2023 then I am done with the Panthers until Rhule is fired.

I never wanted Baker coming here anyway, so this is good news. We'll get our franchise QB in the 2023 draft imo. 2022 is pretty much a lost season.

We made the correct choices in the last draft, and we didn't make any free agency blunders. That's all we can do for now. Our roster looks good overall, but we are still looking for a franchise QB. That places us firmly in the bottom tier of teams, and we'll stay right there until we draft a QB in the 2023 draft. Stay patient for the moment, but we're going to get destroyed in 2022. It's a QB league.

That might cost upwards of $100.

I already know the good news. We've moved up from 32nd to 31st in the power rankings.

In looking at the schedule with a friend of mine we agreed 6 wins seemed likely.

What do the 49ers want? That is what matters. A 2023 4th round pick? Sure.

CMC will get the lions share of carries as usual. Even short yardage will be mostly CMC imo. Our power back will go mostly unused unless CMC is injured imo. Chuba is a limited back in that he is really only effective as a north and south runner who has time to build up his speed. He's not as effective east and west, and I got into an arguement with someone about that and when I showed him getting run down the huddler responded "you see what you want to see" which was odd. We actually could use another back who is fast and with great hands.

I can't rank about Gettleman anyone. I'm just done.

He's not worth the money if we limit his snaps. He'll get injured if we don't limit his snaps. This is part of why where a lower tier team.

Yeah Rhule has until the end of his contract imo.

Tepper has recently made statements about how long the rebuild will take, and that means to me that he is sticking with Rhule until at least the end of his contract. The Panthers are probably on track for 7 wins this season imo.

Depends on CMC. If Sam has his security blanket then we might just win 7 games. No CMC for most of the season then this could get very ugly.

Oh and btw that run play we just looked at was 3 and 1, and the Viking RB got a 30 yard gain. 30 yards. It's not a talent problem, it's mental mistakes.

Chinn reads gaps and has run stopping responsibilities. Now typically you'll see him way back or at the middle of the field. The problems would show up when has to come down and that's when I saw mistakes from both him and our LBs. We have two bad LBs, and one good one (Shaq). When it came down to Shaq and Chinn is was usually Chinn who made the mistake. When it was Chinn and one of our poop LBs it was the LB who usually made the mistake. I don't remember off hand which games Chinn had the errors, but the tv crew replayed one of them in slow motion. I thin I'll look at the Vikings game highlights and see if that shows anything. I'm picking that game at random and I only have the highlights. The saddest part about this play is seeing Brown taking on a double team for nothing haha. Where are his teammates??

Well my plan is to draft a 2023 QB so you know where I'm at.

https://www.panthers.com/video/jeremy-chinn-says-panthers-will-work-hard-to-fix-mistakes In this video Chinn talks about being out of gaps and communication being an issue as well. Shaq looked really pissed at Chinn a few times when he did not fill his gap and floated backwards, or hardly moved when he needed to be coming downhill into his gap.

Another complaint is that Chinn fills the wrong gaps and takes false steps. That has to stop this season. Everyone has to be in the right gap or we're going to get gashed again. And Brown has to play with passion and not take plays off. There is plenty of talent already out there but they need to play a lot better. We spent a fortune in draft capital on that defense.

One area defense we make a mistake with, if I had to complain, is the DE position. Brain Burns is a good pass rusher, but we needed a much bigger DE at his spot who can still rush the passer. Burns being undersized is a problem, but it's hard to fix that. You sub him out and they pass. You leave him in and they run. If we had a bigger DE at his spot who could rush the passer that would fix things.

Our defense can be exploited just like most of the other defenses in the NFL. When we go big teams throw on us, and when we go small to rush the passer teams run it. The QB just looks at who we have or sub out there and he makes an audible to attack our package. Trying to build some mega perfect defense is just fools gold. We could spend more 1st round picks on defense and still be exploited. It's 2022. You win with your QB for the most part. The offense needs to be humming all game long. Hunkering down and hoping to slow down top teams and win is just a pipe dream.