Htarnation4.0

I drive all over this state for work. There are some pretty diverse spots. The Raleigh/Charlotte debate is weird for me. Charlotte became what it did despite the politics in Raleigh. Quite the feat. As for Gastonia, it's growing right along with every other town in this state. Belmont is quite the jewel over there, however. But glad to call Concord home.

Do you know if he ran the 40 today?

I feel the same way. Fug that guy

I'm not opposed to BY in theory. I believe he's the most cerebral qb in the draft. Where things get dicey for me is when reality takes hold. He's a small framed guy who may end up in traction at some point. He will get injured. The injuries will pile up.

So I literally cannot keep up with the cap thing, so could someone help me out with what our cap space will look like next year? Cap only seems to matter with the Panthers btw. Every other franchise, particularly the Saints, always seem to have money to throw around.

Give our qb targets. Invest in that OL at some point in the draft. Keep the trenches strong

Love this.

Although losing out when you suck is ideal, I agree with you on how to get players and coaches to buy in. They're not.

Completely agree. If we trade the farm for a guy turns out to be Trubisky or Zach Wilson, this franchise is on its heels for another 5+ years.

If we miss on that pick it would set us back years.

Well said

Agree with the poster above. AR will be there at 9. If they like him enough, and I suspect his combine numbers will look great, draft him.

Absolutely

I think you are correct...and it's amazing that a sure fire pro bowl caliber player is worth less than "potential" of undrafted players.

Yes it is

I completely agree. We were like a dog chasing our tail due to bad trades. It was embarrassing.

This is why I believe, barring a QB you really like falling to 9, you trade down if there's a team interested in that spot. We need players.

My prediction is that Wilks will be named HC and we will get a new OC (don't know who but expect an old HC willing to collect a paycheck) and most of the current staff will be retained. We have big needs at QB, WR, TE, DT, CB and DE. I suspect we address 3 of the 6 decently in the first 3 rounds and choose to pass on addressing need late in the draft and go BPA. Not a bad plan as we can probably snatch more OL help and another running back late. Not expecting much in terms of FA as this franchise needs to clean up the payroll.

This would be a really good draft. Did you grade out all A's?

Or some of these schools with deep pockets decide they want to buy a title or two.

This is an interesting take

Yeah I like the big fella. I believe we can address quite a few team needs with BPA in the 1st three rounds as well. QB is the toughest to fill and just don't know if there's anyone in this draft that would be an immediate upgrade. Think we need to draft one middle of the draft and groom them.

Thanks for the post.

Yeah I'm not sure how it works as they passed on the 5th year option. I've read they can't franchise him because of that. I don't know. If not, an option?

Daniel Jones looks like a young qb who is finally getting it. He has a lot of tools. The Giants can't franchise him. Does he come home?