
ECHornet
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Agree with you re: QBs and baseball. Playing PG can help too. Especially when throwing to TEs or RBs slipping out of the backfield.
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When given opportunities two years ago, he proved to be a playmaker. All he needed was more opportunities. He made the Reddick decision more palatable.
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Rotoworld blurb on Terrace Marshall: “sneaky” fantasy upside
ECHornet replied to electro's horse's topic in Carolina Panthers
It’s all relative. I figured that was obvious. -
Rotoworld blurb on Terrace Marshall: “sneaky” fantasy upside
ECHornet replied to electro's horse's topic in Carolina Panthers
It’s not worrisome even if he’s not. 5mil is nothing and worth the risk. -
Exactly my thought while I was reading the OP. 9-8 will likely win the NFCS
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Rotoworld blurb on Terrace Marshall: “sneaky” fantasy upside
ECHornet replied to electro's horse's topic in Carolina Panthers
We’re paying Chark 5mil this season. Chump change. You’re calling for Fitt to potentially be fired over a good deal on a young WR who could be a #1 if consistently healthy. We didn’t have Mingo when we signed them either. -
I could probably get close, but I assume even some casual fans would know players who scored multiple TDs for us last year.
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You didn’t watch the team play last season?
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I didn’t know whether to poo the post for horrible takes, or give pie for being on theme for the thread.
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We shouldn’t give up on YGM just yet
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Rookies (Young included) paint their team logos
ECHornet replied to Mr. Scot's topic in Carolina Panthers
There are two videos. The bottom one shows it multiple times. -
Good Morning FootBall: Who do you like most in the NFC South
ECHornet replied to jayboogieman's topic in Carolina Panthers
Being "special" is not a requirement to win the NFCS (last year & this year). -
Wouldn't that be something. This place would be a madhouse if we make the playoffs in Bryce's rookie year and have a WR win ROTY.
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I'd say WR. Theilen is the only WR who has an established floor that should be league average at worst. Chark (health), TMJ & Mingo (inexperience) and others like Shenault give us potential to creep up into the top 10 as a unit. If those factors go sideways, we also could be bottom 5 at the WR position. Definition of boom or bust imo.
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We won't lose Thomas Brown unless Bryce is a stud in Year 1 and, if that's the case, we'll have a plethora of OCs to choose from moving forward. Similar situation setting up with our young core on defense too.
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Another one falls into the trap that is Sam Darnold
ECHornet replied to NAS's topic in Carolina Panthers
You posted an image with his stats but your comment only addressed one game, his worst. Why do that unless you have an agenda to push? Darnold wasn’t a bad QB last year. -
Another one falls into the trap that is Sam Darnold
ECHornet replied to NAS's topic in Carolina Panthers
The poster was referring to all the games Darnold played last year. Not one. -
Another one falls into the trap that is Sam Darnold
ECHornet replied to NAS's topic in Carolina Panthers
Statistically, he was a middle of the pack starting QB over the 2022 season when healthy. I wouldn't bet against him looking good to great this year under one of the game's best offensive coaches and surrounded by an abundance of talent. -
YGM is going to force some Huddlers to like him this year.
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We’re well aware of your worries. Your post could be seen as a legitimate concern, but when you’ve spent the majority of the discussions expressing one concern after another, a potentially valid point gets watered down. Surely you agree the decision wasn’t solely based on social skills at dinner, even if that was the confirmation for ONE of the decision makers. Try to see the upside.
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I'd agree with you for a typical WR, which Shenault is not. He's repped at RB before and is more of a hybrid player in the mold of Deebo or C Patterson. I trust our coaching staff could get him up to speed since he's both bigger and more physical than our other backs. I think you're downplaying the role those two traits play in pass pro.
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I hadn't thought about the Bears. That's definitely one to consider too. DJ vs Panthers Bryce Young vs. Justin Fields (should the Bears have traded Fields?) Bears can help their own draft pick compensation with a win
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Frankly, Shenault struggling to pick up pass pro is something you've invented in your own mind. Could he struggle with it? I suppose that's a possibility, but he's shown to be more physical with the ball in his hands than any of our other backs. That gives him a leg up already. Add that he has more mass and he may be our best back at pass pro on the roster this year.
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Shenault is 10-15lbs heavier than our other RBs. I think he can handle the job as adequately as our other RBs.