London Loves Luke

Ignore this, Boykin put most of his numbers up with GBs second and third string QBs.

Which player out performed him? He had the highest receiving yards per game of ANY PLAYER in the league. If he had played all 16 games he would have had MORE RECEIVING YARDS than any player in the league. As a rookie. "Yeh but he was injured, his fault, herp derp.... He had Eli Manning throwing to him, not Luck, Payton, Rodgers, Big Ben. By game 3 he was being double covered. By game 6 he was being triple covered. Is that enough of a differentiating factor?

"Haha look at all these suckers getting excited about the most exciting receiving talent since GOAT Randy Moss' Man I hate hipsters.

I can't believe I'm having to post OBJs highlights to explain to any NFL fan why analysts think he could be a future HOFer after his rookie year. http://youtu.be/8Z5a6gShvEA Yes the catch helped make him a household name so casual fans know who he is. But anyone with an NFL brain should be able to see how talented this guy is. I would go as far as to say if I could choose any NFL player on the Panthers it would be Rodgers, Watt or OBJ.

This is a silly post by someone who didn't watch OBJ much last year.

Call me a homer but Arizona 2011 - the introduction of Cam always sticks in my mind. After 2010, watching Cam gave me hope again.

Dude what are you talking about? Have a look at the stats, asking him to do more is asking him to be more productive than any other QB in history across their first 4 seasons. Just tell me which QB would have done more last season with our offensive line and receiver situation. I'd put my house on the line that Cam will be MUCH improved over last season.

This is just wrong, no huddle helps the Oline more than it helps Cam, which obviously gives Cam more time to throw. It's not like you have to run no huddle for Cam to put up numbers.

In terms of numbers that's completely believable Luck has unnaturally high attempts per game. Thing that stands out to me is how much of our offence goes through Cam compared to Wilson and Kaep. Higher in both passing and rushing.

Take a look at Cams completion percentage vs Lucks. Cam has a better completion percentage but much lower passing average. Obviously if you feed luck and surround him with receiving talent he's going to have better passing numbers. BUT it's not a reflection of accuracy.

Ha, wasn't too bad. Stats are pretty easy to pull out and then a couple of pivots in Excel. I made sure I ran all the formulas at the end because I didn't want to know what the final stats looked like. Turns out our boy has put up some serious numbers.

People have been asking for it, so here are Cam's 4 year stats vs all other starting QBs in the league at the same point. Couple of notes: All stats are from NFL.com. Most were downloaded directly but some were manually so let me know if you spot any mistakes. All Stats were taken from the first 4 years that the QB started 10 games or more. Rodgers didn't start 10 games until year 4 so his stats are from seasons 4 to 7. I've ranked on Average combined yards per game, in my view the most relevant stat for QB value. The arrows show which 33rd percentile the QB ranks in for each stat. Kaepernick, Luck and Wilson are compared against Cam's first 3 seasons. Hopefully this helps people make their own minds up about Cams value because a) it's clear he's had one of the most productive first 4 years of any QB in history and it took bloody ages to put together.

They have young + hungry players who are 1-2 years in the league to mentor. I doubt nannying a diva who doesn't want to play special teams is what guys like Peanut, TD and Olsen want to be focusing on.

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Fug all the guys that don't want to be with our Panthers. Their fugging loss.

Oh someone should probably tell the police that that might not be the only thing to consider...

Calm down Geldof, the money's going to a charity of their choice.

Just donated, let's get the ball rolling!

Lol Dave loves his linebackers.

This is a relative cool down period for draft prospects, after all the lead up and work out for the combine and pro days and before all the work that comes when you get picked up by a team. Its kind of like that period after exams and before results come out. I empathize with the guys wanting to kick back (mainly because I must have smoked away a few pounds after my uni exams), but getting caught with weed on you in public at this time is just bad decision making.

Good point, remember that was the criticism of Collins rather than Shaq. Feel good on Shaq for Thursday, I had him quite high on my 1st round draft board last week but he should be rising as Shane Ray and Landon Collins slide.

I keep hearing Thompson struggles in coverage and was completely schooled a couple of times vs shifty slot receivers in school. Is this likely to be a problem given we use TD to nullify TEs whenever we face NO, NE and Seattle?