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If Wilson gets past #2 you start looking to get to #3 If he goes #2 and another QB goes #3 or #4 you start clawing to get to #5

so what's josh Norman up to

team is probably looking to go safety in the draft, rhule got pretty attached to some guys at the senior bowl, unless they plan on playing Chinn more at LB and they need both spots, which I think would be a mistake You can move Chinn around as much as you want but when it's all said and done he needs to be primarily classified as a safety

If we're trading a haul for Watson then were going to have to be better in free agency than we have so far If we aren't, then were fine, but if you're moving that kind of draft capital then you have to be better than what we've done

not really a new thing we'll still have people screeching about cap space come FA

Sounds like an intellectual

My registration date is off and it drives me nuts because I was definitely here for some of the huddles best moments before then

8 seasons? For a guy already starting to show single of decline? Lol. This a sunny take, especially given that you just denied this had anything to do with Brady You can fairly expect three or four quality seasons of play out of Stafford-not complementary of where this organization is

and all of those players started to trail off, rodgers aside but I'm assuming you wouldn't dare make that comparison

sounds like a cop out, are you suggesting Matthew Stafford has more seasons ahead of him thab behind him?

Feels like a really generous comparison to compare him to a brees or Brady, were not just talking about how long you'll have him, but how long you'll have him at a high level

they offered a top 10 pick, and then some, for a Quarterback on the back end of his career I am sorry the trivialities of the expression bother you but that is a haul

Yeah, I mean I don't think there's any way they pass on one in the draft regardless of how they feel, but the angling for Stafford wasn't a smokescreen

I am starting to question if we're high on any rookie QB period after they just offered Detroit the farm for Stafford

Oh okay, so that's what this is about You're looking at tom Brady and thinking he's going to play that long, but the truth he isn't going to Which means you're talking about using a top 10 pick on a window player whose already starting to find himself on the injury report for this or that and then this, and that too Well ran teams don't make that kind of desperation play

feels like a poor attempt to reframe the narrative surrounding Stafford, so let's make sure I get this post in so you can't go bumping this thread I and most everyone here think Matthew Stafford will have a great season, probably a couple even But the panthers aren't in need of a guy to give them a "couple good seasons," nor is it good football sense to blow a top 10 pick on a guy with that being the return The Rams are desperate to capitalize on their window Were still building the house

I think it bothers me none of you know he used to play for us

this could be said about the league as a whole and may mean the panthers don't need to trade up at all too far out to really get a sense of that yet

if we were willing to give up the 8th overall pick and then some for Matt Stafford it's a pretty good indicator of what were willing to spend for a QB I frankly wouldn't be surprised if tepper more or less offered Houston a blank check for Watson it sounds like you're talking more about what you want to do than what you think the team will do

Jared Goff is on a $100 million dollar contract they aren't taking a quarterback

Hahahahaha

Stop overreacting to little things one Washington win doesn't alter the teams intended offseason trajectory one pick behind Detroit doesn't mean we should willfully take a bad desperation deal that intentionally disadvantages us towards a conference rival

watching a ninth rate franchise like the Lions swindle us and then go get the QB we should've got while we pat ourselves on the back for taking the sloppy seconds they pawned off on us may genuinely be one of the lowest moments in the history of this team

what does this mean If Bridgewater negatively influenced the deal, they would simply remove Bridgewater from the equation cap space isn't important

if we gave up a top 10 pick for Matt Stafford we'd be the laughing stock of the division