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guys you’re a racist if you criticize robbies stupid haircut

lol must be tough to fight your own battles when you’ve got no data to lean on

that would still be bigger than that other anon poster’s manufactured listing, but as noted: it’s irrelevant given that we will get an official listing so lol at hardlinijg a stance that will absolutely be disproved

if I see a player who can make every throw on the field, losing no velocity on the ball, who can quickly and efficiently navigate traffic in the backfield, is an effective mover and can throw accurately on the run, doing all of things things at an elite level, that player has outstanding physical talent

you’re a panthersclaw tier poster

what a stupid question you’re the one manufacturing a sensational and unprovable take to reinforce your stance, I’m not carrying the burden of proof go ahead and offer something to substantiate your claim other than “well I’m looking at it”

“smart and reading defense” isn’t physical talent dingo but neither is merely checking the box of being tall

are you continuing to march out this number you made up

it is a testament to how stupid the average fan is that they want will Levis over Bryce young because of their height weight listing on espn.com guys don’t just come around who are as good at playing the position as young is while still having so much physical talent

Why do people make this dumb comment with such confidence

Ugh college fans

hes an area code thrower

that’s a puma

“aren’t you glad we didn’t get Trevor Lawrence”

uh not really because I can tell you with confidence what Dave tepper wants to do

Quinton Nelson is one of the dumbest draft picks made in the last 10 years

to add to this, “value” isn’t even exclusively relegated to ability but to positional value, and cost/investment, both in terms of draft capital and financial tenability in regards to the player/position in question and the means of replacing it through additional means for example, interior linemen aren’t drafted high because A) their impact on a game is comparatively minimal B) you can buy elite interior line play in free agency for a pittance, and it is relatively reliable to do so. why would you spend a high pick on that position when you can use it on a position that can be less reliably acquired and costs more to acquire through trades/FA? this is what constitutes BPA, nothing I’m saying is particularly insightful or bold, and yet this board specifically seems to have this massive demographic of posters we have to humor every off-season (wait it’s not the off-season) who believe that the draft is a matter of nothing more than “wow this guy is so good/safe, nothing else matters, take him” because ole gettleboy said that’s how it works and if you get into all that high falutin thinkin stuff you’re gonna miss out on a chance to draft a Really Good Player

I get that you believe that what these GMs say in public interviews is a deep dive 30 for 30 commentary on the elaborate formula for drafting collegiate prospects but I’m going to ruin the illusion for you they just say that because it’s socially acceptable and has no specific point of criticism when draft day rolls around, teams still target players at the positions of most positional value relative to their needs sorry to ruin the experience for you

lol there was no cam Newton in cam Newton’s class

idk if it mattered, rhule wanted a veteran to save his job the mayfield trade was always dumb regardless of the cost. with corral playing you could evaluate in what was always going to be a down season. if he played well, great, if he played poorly, then as a mid round rookie he would likely play very poorly and would secure a top pick. instead he got no work during camp, looked completely unprepared the moment he hit the field and was ultimately hurt behind the 3rd string offensive line. His chance with the panthers more or less ended when they decided to give rhule his one last chance. Hope the guy gets another opportunity elsewhere.

who cares you don’t conduct drafts based on “BPA” that’s generic Internet forum talk for people who gobble down NFLisms and think that by repeating them outward they project themselves as intellectuals ”BPA” is the assignment of value relative to need it always is, for every team. An undersized Defensive end isnt jumpstarting the panthers offense and making them super bowl contenders the team has seen first hand how hard it is to get a top 3 pick. If they end up with one, they’re going to take a QB. join us back in reality land.

they aren’t going to pass on a star QB prospect because they have some skinny 3rd rounder hanging around corrals chance of being the panthers QB cratered to near-nil the exact moment the mayfield trade processed

then why did you pretend like you were making an intellect-based contribution to the dialogue

“I was there. When it happened. I was there when Goodell told clete Blakeman “Manning is going out on top. See to it.”

shut up and consume product