CPantherKing

There goes Gracen Halton. Was hoping to get him or Peter Woods as a 1 gap disruptor. Chiefs and 49ers know how to keep building their rosters. The talent evaluation keeps showing up for the top teams.

Taylen Green as a backup QB/WR. Think Kordell Stewart meets Calvin Johnson project

4th year is the charm. Teams are always holding on to a wavering QB who can't close the door on the franchise QB opportunity. Replacing the LT after 4 years. Replacing the QB with a 1st rounder next year?

There goes the RB I wanted for short yardage power depth. Kaelon Black to the 49ers to pair with CMC. Thought he would go in 4th or 5th round

If the Panthers can grab Gracen Halton in the 3rd, that DL will definitely get to the QB

Lee Hunter was my #2 impact DT behind Peter Woods. I like the pick. Wanted Woods and Rodriguez or Rodriguez and Hunter with trading down from 19. I like this pick and see it as an immediate impact. Hunter was the best available on my board at that pick too. Any chance Anthony Hill Jr or Gracen Halton fall in the draft and is available in the 3rd?

Expected the team who wanted to Rodriguez to jump up in the 2nd round. I'll never understand how the Panthers front office would trade up to get players like XL and Brooks, but Rodriguez wasn't worth it to them

Jermod McCoy headed to the Panthers if he is there? Injury project. That's what out front office likes

Out for the year and likely headed to OG if the Panthers keep him

Playmakers available and we take a high risk project OT? Boom or bust pick. Why is the Panthers front office in love with project players with 1st and 2nd round picks? I thought the Panthers made the realization with the TMac pick to go with the pro ready impact pick. Cross your fingers and hope Monroe is a boom and quick study. Complete opposite of Ekwonu with excellent athleticism and pass protection, but is below average for the league when it comes to run blocking. Monroe continues the trend with TMJ, Ekwonu, Young, Mingo, XL, Brooks, Scourton. Horn and TMac are the only pro-ready picks taken in the first 2 rounds for the past 6 drafts. Expecting more of the same in the 2nd round now. That will be 9 project picks in the last 12 core draft picks plus all the additional picks and proven players used to trade up for those projects. If you toss in the 3rd round picks, it looks even worse. How is a team suppose to compete when it keeps going with a draft strategy reserved for consistent playoff teams with a winning foundation?

Yes. It's in the production notes forever!

Panthers always seem to be the commercial break smh

The defense has their legit green dot now. Trading down for Kyle Hamilton, Devin Lloyd, or George Karlaftis and getting Zach Tom to play OT was what I wanted in 2022. Better late than never on the defensive side.

Just another 1st round QB that never paid off for the team that drafted them or traded for them. It's been like this since the SB began. 36 QBs have now won the SB & only 13 of them have been 1st rounders winning with their original team. Namath 1968, Griese 1972, Bradshaw 1974, McMahon 1985, Simms 1986, Aikman 1992, Elway 1997, Roethlisberger 2005, P.Manning 2006, E.Manning 2007, Rodgers 2010, Flacco 2012, & Mahomes 2019. Only 3 have taken longer than 5 seasons as the starter to win a SB. 4 6 5 4 6 4 15 2 9 4 3 5 2 [the years it takes for these 1st round QBs] 5 1 4 1 3 1 1 2 3 4 [10 of the 36 have won a chip with their 1st team that haven't been drafted in the 1st round. These are the years it took them as a starter] What stands out? Only 2 of these QBs have lost their first championship appearance. Elway took 4 years as a 1st rounder & Hurts took 2 years as a 2nd rounder. Of the 10 non-1st round QBs, 2 are 2nd rounders, 3 are 3rd rounders, 5 are 6th rounders or later. Please stop wasting time on drafting 1st round QBs with such a high failure rate. The remaining 13 QBs are traded or free agent signings. Stafford, Favre, Young, Williams and Dawson are the 5 trades. Peyton Manning & Tom Brady also won for teams as free agents on a short stay as well as being drafted. The lesson here is don't waste your franchise on farming up 1st rounders for the league, and steer clear of trading for a franchise QB. Stick to finding that championship QB by drafting them outside of the 1st round or through free agency.

You don't need 2 feet down anymore when officiating can interpret the rule however they choose. Even if it means bringing back the old rule pre 2018 as the interpretation of the new rule that was meant to correct the old rule. NFL logic