panfanman

My 1st comment when Stroud walked through the doors of the green room to the stage foyer was "Whoa, he doesn't look happy about being drafted by Houston."

Only time will tell but we could end up being the biggest loser of this 1st round if Young doesn't work out based on what we have up to get him.

So does this start the run on WR and TEs?

So if Fitts is itching to move up, who's he watching and what's the magic number he has to fall to before they start pounding the phone lines? No TE or WRs yet. They can just keep falling as far as I'm concerned.

I'm not even sure what all their excitement is about. It's not like we stayed at 9 and Bryce fell into their lap. Quite the opposite. We mortgaged our future for this pick. Save that high five for when we win something significant.

Not sure what I expected from the Falcon's but that wasn't it.

Seattle taking all their time.

With what as ammunition?

Ok here's where we trade Burns for Seattle's or Detroit's 2 1st round picks and some more next year.

With what? The only thing we have to offer is Burns.

Wait. . .what? Did the Texans just trade up to #3? My commentary is in French so I don't know what the hell is going on. *Face Palm*

$#!t. Blah. Meh. Well, it is what it is (thank you Fox). And with that, I'm all of the sudden a Bryce Young fan. What more can you say. Go Panthers. Keep Pounding. Yada, yada, yada. Hope they take Oline with the next 3 picks to keep him upright.

Waiting on those last minute trade offers because they know they blew it trading up for one of these trash 4 options. LMAO.

Here we go Carolina. Draft time. 1st pick. Watching from our hotel in Montreal complete with French commentary.

Don't know specifically but flying to Montreal to start our cruise vacation up the St Lawrence River out into the North Atlantic. We'll probably be looking for a sports bar or back at our hotel room. Wearing my jersey today in Montreal to represent.

And see. . .you proved my point and didn't even realize it. Any of the top QB's in this draft at this point can be considered average at best yet we mortgaged our future and gave up major draft capital to move to one for no one generational. If our pick at 1 turns out to be great, we lucked into it.

The best career QB of this draft class will not be selected #1 overall.

Personally, I think the fact that there isn't "The" guy -a general overall consensus- says a lot. It means they either all are either really good or (as I lean) average at best. I'm of the opinion we made a huge mistake moving to the 1st pick.

At the time of the trade to #1 . . .maybe. But no chance? Never? Things can change no matter what you thought in the past. Pigeon holing yourself is the wrong decision.

Soooooo. . .was he any good? Why did he retire?

I'm all aboard the AR train but not at #1. I'm not even sure how a smoke screen works when you're holding the #1 pick unless you're more than casually interested in trading back.

Except I saw the trade as a mistake so. . . Like I said, I'll be glad when this is over.

Yep. Frankly I'm tired of it and wish we had never traded for the #1 pick. I'll be so glad when April 27th is behind us and we can just look forward to the season opener and using our new toy(s).

Carry him for sure. If he shows out in preseason and midway through the season another team needs a QB we could send him or Dalton.

My source says none of you have a clue and your source don't either. It's all conjecture. Lol