Mr. Scot

...last season. Someone else confirmed that previously. Also said none of them were lost.

They've stated more than once that they plan to stick with Jones. Could be a lie, but I don't think so.

Moving up a single spot might not cost a heap. And as mentioned elsewhere, the guy holding the #5 pick is old friends with Dan Morgan.

Also occurs to me that if the Panthers got paranoid about somebody else trading up and snagging their guy, Dan Morgan's got an old friend running the Giants draft who might give him a fair deal to move up a spot.

I couldn't see either of them making it past the Steelers.

Pickett is almost universally considered the most pro ready quarterback in the draft class. Add that to the fact that he has history with Matt Rhule and I think a serious possibility emerges.

Gotcha. That I could see.

I have a hard time imagining Matt Rhule taking a "project" when he has no guarantee of being here beyond this season.

Well heaven knows we sent enough people to watch him. Per Gantt, we had a total of eight people at his pro day: Matt Rhule, Scott Fitterer, Dan Morgan and Pat Stewart among them.

According to Gantt's "road show" article, our contingent was even bigger than we knew. The Panthers had head coach Matt Rhule and general manager Scott Fitterer at Pittsburgh Monday, along with assistant general manager Dan Morgan, vice president of player personnel Pat Stewart, college scouting director Cole Spencer, and area scout Eli Montague. They were joined by offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo and quarterbacks coach Sean Ryan. Damn

We've reportedly been talking to multiple veteran left tackles.

The person who can least afford to tank has final say on the roster.

I don't have enough information to know if Meyer is a racist. With what I know though, I feel pretty comfortable saying he's an a--hole.

Kunkel's a good source.

No, but it might make them less likely to trade up for one.

Damn, that didn't take long I was on a phone call for like 15 minutes. Look back at the internet and I see this.

Basically a WCO scheme, though Rhule has been saying well be run heavy. (of course, he said that last year too)

The Cleveland Browns Ian Rapoport retweeted it with the quote "Officially official." You may be thinking of the Falcons. They were going to need to move Matt Ryan's contract before they could acquire Watson.

Knew what this was gonna be a picture of before I clicked it...

The Watson trade is complete.

There's speculation on that front.

I've seen Willis compared to a number of different quarterbacks, most frequently Cam Newton. Honestly, it comes off as people projecting their memories onto Willis because his college tape is not even remotely close to the people I see in compared with.

The Texans are expected to stick with Davis Mills.

Rapoport only said "maybe", and it was pure speculation.

And we're still coached by Matt Rhule...