Mr. Scot

Interesting comment from Brandon Tierney supported by former Saints GM Randy Mueller...

I'd say zero chance of it being Watson after what we heard from Verge yesterday (not that it seemed all that likely as it was). If the team drafts a rookie, there's still a pretty good chance that this year's starter is Bridgewater unless they acquire another veteran.

Joe Person confirmed the Panthers brass were not in attendance, though he does point out they could still attend Jones workout session next week. The team was represented by secondary coach Jason Simmons (likely there to look at Patrick Surtain) and an unnamed area scout. As for Jones, given his good qualities I do think it's possible he could wind up being a decent quarterback for some team that runs a West Coast system or perhaps an E-P (he'd be a terrible fit for a Coryell). Yes, we run a West Coast type system, but I don't think it'll be us.

Oh, Lord.

Because of course...

Uh oh...

In one week?

I think he wants us to wait on Watson. That's not exactly the most practical path to take right now though.

Also this, though technically he was already gone.

Former Panther Alert: Zach Kerr is signing with the 49ers.

Best analogy I've heard in a while... (and now I want a chicken sandwich)

I don't know if it'll happen, but I'd be in favor of it.

And my answer would be no, but that's based on the durability concerns. If the Panthers don't find that to be a problem, then I'd have no issue with it.

No argument...

SEC Network tweeted this...

I don't think they prevent us from drafting linemen, but I wouldn't bet on rookie linemen taken lower than the first round starting immediately. Granted it's possible, but not likely.

I know we had at least one offseason free agent period in the mid 2000s where we signed almost nobody.

I said their bowl game was the best game of his that I saw. Spanish saw more games of his than I did. Wilson is damn near universally projected to be the second quarterback off the board and likely the number two pick overall. The only question is whether it's the Jets making the pick or someone else. And yes, acting like that Coastal Carolina game is the sum total of his analysis is a silly take.

"Stupid" works for Washington now

That's not his "signature game", and it's a silly take.

Their bowl game (I forget which bowl it was). He was damn near surgical in that one. Professional evaluators have him as the second best quarterback in the draft, and a few even say the first. So "pretending he doesn't have injury concerns", hell yes, he'd be worth it. Unfortunately, you can't draft on pretend.

We've only got two corners who are taller. Oliver is 6'0 and new signee Rashaan Melvin is 6'2. Our current number one corner (Jackson) is only 5'10.