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Not a fan of giving up any assets next year since there is likely to be a new coaching staff. Trading those picks should be marked as off limits by ownership.

He’s talking about Martz for sure. Olsen hasn’t thrown and public shade at Rhule and co, yet. Some other former Panthers players have.

I think Matt Corral and Kenny Pickett end up being serviceable Jimmy G or Kirk Cousins type QBs so why bother trading any capital for guys like that. If they can trade down to the mid teens and grab one of those guys while scooping a 2nd and or 3rd rounder it’s def worth it. Otherwise they need to sign a vet FA QB even if it’s Cam just so Darnold isn’t the ONLY option yet again.

Their cap situation is probably one of the main reasons for this Sean Payton retirement rumor. They have to take some lean years and get back under the cap eventually. It made sense when they were trying to compete for a Super Bowl with Brees in the twilight of his career but the saints would probably be best served going into rebuild mode at this point.

It's my understanding the Saints got in pretty big financial trouble using this voidable years kick-the-can-down-the-road strategy.

Drafting some late round C with Elflein the starter is a fine plan. I really think they need to plan on trading down from 6 to pick up mid round picks they’ll desperately need

I agree. Corral is the only QB that has the arm talent to be special IMO.

Felt this way for years. At least in the playoffs.

Panthers coaching staff is bush league and would struggle to compete even with Watson.

Hell yea! Tell him the Panthers fans want him back! Haha

Andrew Norwell is still a very good guard and is a free agent this off-season. New OC Ben McAdoo knows him from his season in Jacksonville. Norwell would be a plug and play starter at LG.

Game over

Rams should go for 2 if they score just to make it 28-3

Aaron Rodgers would retire before he played for a garbage team like the Panthers

I think the Rams upset the Bucs and I’d like to see the Bills win but I think Mahomes has a huge game

Fair.

I think Aaron Rodgers is about to go off. I hate that dude he’s such an arrogant dick but tonight I think he’s having a career game

It’s not only that they traded for him, they picked up his 5th year option. I wasn’t against rolling the dice on him but damn they didn’t hedge the bet AND they doubled down! Idiocy.

Burrow is the real deal. Guy will win MVP in his career for sure. Might win super bowl MVP this season. Panthers thought Sam Darnold could win them games.

Even IF you’re right, and Ben McAdoo was doing the bare minimum to collect a residual paycheck, why couldn’t he get a coordinator job until now? His first job after his “hiatus” is QB coach of the 2020 Jaguars who finished 1-15, then a pity job with his old mentor Mike McCarthy as a consultant on the Cowboys staff. No one worth a sh*t wanted McAdoo. Even the PANTHERS didn’t want this guy in 2020 and 2021 when they interviewed him for the QB coach position. So what is your point here? You don’t have one other than to try and prove McAdoo intentionally took 2 years off. He’s a sh*t hire.

Bro,I just showed you a quote that showed how freaking grateful he was to get another coaching opportunity with the freaking god awful Jaguars and you can’t get it through your head no one wanted to hire this guy. But oh I guess it’s all just a coincidence and he didn’t really want to coach….he broke up with the Giants.

Two panthers rejects starting on the bengals defense - Zach Kerr and Eli Apple. Lol

Jimmy is better than Darnold but would not be successful on this Panthers team.

You obviously don't remember the amount of flack McAdoo caught for benching Eli Manning and ruining his iron man streak. McAdoo became a pariah. https://gmenhq.com/2018/01/10/new-york-giants-toxic-mcadoo-nfl-2018/ McAdoo didn't just take 2 years off by choice. He was interviewing. He interviewed for a job with the Cardinals in Jan 2019. https://www.azcentral.com/story/sports/nfl/cardinals/2019/01/19/arizona-cardinals-add-tom-clements-offensive-coordinator-qbs-coach/2626299002/ He also interviewed with the Browns in Jan 2019. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/browns-interview-former-giants-head-coach-ben-mcadoo-for-offensive-coordinator-job/ McAdoo finally landed a job as QB coach with the Jaguars in 2020. This excerpt from this SI article is pretty telling. https://www.si.com/nfl/jaguars/news/after-2-years-spent-out-of-coaching-ben-mcadoo-is-embracing-his-role-with-jaguars That doesn't sound like a guy who had a lot of opportunity. And like I posted earlier, McAdoo even interviewed for the Panthers QB coach position in 2020 and 2021 and Rhule didn't hire him. McAdoo isn't the "rockstar" hire we thought we would get after Jay Glazer made that comment. He's someone who had to beg to get back into the NFL after getting essentially blackballed. He's a bottom of the barrel type hire, that seems to be becoming the norm for a Panthers team that doesn't seem to run in the same circles as the rest of the NFL anymore.

Oh so like Matt Rhule