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The strategy does not change, no matter how many free agents you bring in. you draft the best player available no matter where that takes you.

1 hour ago, mrcompletely11 said:

in a historically good rb draft we are signing vets for this?  Doesnt compute

They already said they wanted to assemble a complete team so they could draft the best player available. Maybe that’s a running back, maybe it’s not.

It was time, this draft is deep with running backs. He was older, expensive and a disappointment 

It just doesn’t make sense.

16 minutes ago, PanthersNCSU said:

I still think our entire scouting department is one of our bigger issues. Until we consistently nail a couple of drafts, the GM is getting bad advice from somewhere. Whether it's Hurney, Gettleman, Fitterer, or Morgan...I'm tired of hoping to come out of drafts with 2 guys. 

Most teams fail at the draft, it’s largely a crapshoot. For every team that drafts as well as the Rams last year, there are 29 others struggling to find even one rosterable players. A successful draft rate over five years is around 30%, meaning that hitting on just two out of seven picks would make you one of the most best GMs in the league. 

I think fans set their expectations too high for results that are pretty unlikely.

draft the best player no matter where that takes you. if its tyler warren its tyler warren 

No thank you..

52 minutes ago, trucpfan said:

I was just typing this I’m thinking Will Johnson/Tat M type of draft 

They stated that they were going to build a complete team in FA so that they could draft truly the best player available

2 minutes ago, The Lobo said:

The analyst on twitter who hyped us up need to be put into timeout lol. 

There are 29 teams trying to sign the exact same players, the activity is there sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't.
 

It’s not like they’re just sitting on their dick.

2 minutes ago, theinstrumental said:

That's fine, but you also can't just go out and make a good rotational player the third-highest-paid player at his position group, either.

They were 100% willing to pay him at 20 to 21 million. They clearly thought he could be a valuable piece just not at $26 million.

2 minutes ago, theinstrumental said:

That's fine, but you also can't just go out and make a good rotational player the third-highest-paid player at his position group, either.

They were 100% willing to pay him at 20 to 21 million. They clearly thought he could be a valuable piece just not at $26 million.

Just now, theinstrumental said:

Feels like we dodged a bullet at that number. Deepest DL draft in ages right around the corner, it's not the end of the world.

I hear people say this, but I don’t agree. You have to fill a lot of your gaps through free agency, while dynasties are built through the draft. Those players need to be developed, and that takes time. Rarely are these guys able to contribute in their rookie season.

Just now, Hoenheim said:

Panthers got outbid by a team with way more cap space. Not surprising.  But the early report of him going to us was such a cock tease 

Maybe him and his agent really were just trying to drive the price up

No, we got played by a fuging social media reporter, who was so busy being the first to report it that he blew the deal.

Man this seem fuging college signing day poo. If he gets flipped I’m goin to flip some tables 

1 minute ago, MHS831 said:

Hometown discount

I was hoping if the Panthers didn’t make a run, that he at least left the division

2 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

Godwin back to bucs 3 year 66m

fug…

50 minutes ago, uncfan888 said:

Twitter down again? 

Of all the days..

37 minutes ago, TLGPanthersFan said:

I wanted to resign him but you don't pay a chronically injured CB that kinda money no matter how good he is when he is actually healthy.

That’s not what this looks like. If you want to pay JC, you have to make him the highest-paid cornerback or at least put him in that ballpark. This is not a Panther thing it’s just the state of the NFL

1 minute ago, RumHam said:

Im sorry but Morgan is dropping the ball so far. Overpaid Tremble, paid starting money for an injured backup center, and now overpaid a CB after one healthy season. Yeah I want him here, but it came to that? 

We are blowing money. What is our cap space?

Y’all are never happy about anything. “We should’ve paid this guy.” “We paid too much for that guy.” “We didn’t get enough for this other dude.” Might as well just root for the Cowboys at this point.

Let’s go!!

4 hours ago, jb2288 said:

Is the Ian Thomas saga finally over? 

it was over the moment the season ended

8 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

Geno is miles better than Darnold. 

 

That makes it worse 

It seems weird to trade Gino before you know that you can sign Sam

He is still a good player, and I’m sure the Commanders would have loved to keep him around, just not at his current contract.

He would immediately upgrade the room.

trust your analysis and draft the best player available no matter where that takes you

3 minutes ago, Aussie Tank said:

I wonder what the drop off is to the fella hitting FA from the Cowboys if Milton is out of our price range 

the Cowboys are going to tag Odighizuwa