Mr. Scot
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Would they like him better than Neal if Neal were to fall, though?
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If that happens, I gotta believe pick six is used on a quarterback. (which is kinda unfortunate wording)
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Most mock drafts have Charles Cross dropping at least as far as #6, but lately a surprising number of the ones I've seen also have Evan Neal dropping that far. If it came down to that choice, which one would you favor and why?
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I don't mind the idea of an "improvement index" but doing it before any of the games are played seems kinda silly.
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Me neither, but it happens. It's also often true that the longer free agency goes, the cheaper available guys get.
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I've never cared that much about who can throw it the farthest. It's not about throwing it far or hard. It's about throwing it to a spot and making it catchable. As long as they've got adequate arm strength to do that, I don't really care whether they can throw it farther than Uncle Rico.
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Watson not out of woods yet - 2nd grand jury
Mr. Scot replied to FugginPoo's topic in Carolina Panthers
It's been reported that nine accusers were present and ready to testify but the prosecution only called one of them. -
None of this was a criticism of Matt Rhule or the Panthers. David Newton made a suggestion that the Panthers absence didn't necessarily mean disinterest. I countered that it could.
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Depends on how the contract is written.
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Second grand jury declines to charge Waston
Mr. Scot replied to Big Sexy's topic in Carolina Panthers
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Second grand jury declines to charge Waston
Mr. Scot replied to Big Sexy's topic in Carolina Panthers
I've always had a feeling there was other stuff yet to come out of the woodwork. Either that or something else yet to happen down the road. That feeling hasn't really left. But thankfully that's not our problem.... -
Embedded... Doesn't mean a lot to me personally but it does to some...
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Watson not out of woods yet - 2nd grand jury
Mr. Scot replied to FugginPoo's topic in Carolina Panthers
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I've seen some tweets that indicated the Chiefs wanted to see his price come down before signing him. That could have been an issue with the Raiders as well.
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Yeah, that's gonna be a 'no'
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Watson not out of woods yet - 2nd grand jury
Mr. Scot replied to FugginPoo's topic in Carolina Panthers
The fact that someone else is taking this up at all after the previous grand jury didn't indict makes me think the new prosecutor might be a little more...motivated. Doesn't mean they'll get an indictment or a conviction of course, but it's something. -
Watson not out of woods yet - 2nd grand jury
Mr. Scot replied to FugginPoo's topic in Carolina Panthers
Several people who work in law have mentioned that prosecutors often present a weak argument to a grand jury if they think it's a case they can't win. If this county's prosecutors are a little more zealous, you might see a different result. That said, the particulars of the one case they're presenting don't necessarily make me think major ramifications, but I guess we'll see. -
Watson not out of woods yet - 2nd grand jury
Mr. Scot replied to FugginPoo's topic in Carolina Panthers
I don't actually think that requires Houston's influence at all. Prosecuting a rich, famous athlete without some kind of video or other evidence was always going to be an uphill climb. -
The thing is, if you're trusting the opinions of professionals, the ones who coach the Green Bay Packers don't really seem to be all that high on Jordan Love.
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Don't know. "Four spots" makes me think everywhere but center, but I haven't looked him up.
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I do tend to trust them. I also understand that sometimes they're wrong.
