Mr. Scot

Official...

Well if that's what his parents had in mind, I'd say it worked

I know, but for the sake of a joke...

I'd wear 3.1415

That or people who really love billiards

John has film on everybody

I was trying not to go there

Correct. It hasn't happened yet. I think it is sometime this week though...

I'd ask If he has a sister named "Swimming" or a brother named "Gene"

Mid life?

Apparently this is him...

A place for updates on draft prospect visits, starting with... Seriously? The guy's name is Bumper Pool?

A passer isn't defined by his mobility... or the lack of it. The ability to read, process, make the right decision and throw an accurate pass are what define them. Pocket mobility is a good thing. Being a threat to run is also nice but not necessary.

Never blamed Kuechly for stepping away when he did. hated to see it, but I understood his reasons. I know some went kinda crazy about it...

If I remember correctly, Morgan had only one injury in college and that was minor. It's just damn near impossible to predict that sort of thing.

All the QB prospects do what they call "whiteboard work" at their personal interviews. It's a lot like what you describe.

The two players reported to be our top choices both fit that type.

Newton's a little late to the party here but he reiterates what was said earlier...

I get the logic. My preference is still Stroud but if we end up drafting Young you won't hear me screaming.

Fair point

When it comes to quarterbacking skills, Young would be an absolute dream pick for me. But you have to get past that one big question...

It's a valid argument. Other things being equal, I'll take a fast processor over a more mobile QB ten times out of ten.

Joe Person had the Panthers taking CJ Stroud in The Athletic's beat writer mock draft (link) His reasoning... Frank Reich has a type when it comes to quarterbacks, all of whom have been 6-foot-2 or taller (the majority have been 6-4 and up). Reich also values accuracy. That combination points to the 6-3, 214-pound Stroud, who has impressed with his ball placement and throwing mechanics. The one knock on Stroud was his unwillingness to make plays with his feet. Then he showed off his athleticism in the College Football Playoff semifinal against a Georgia defense teeming with NFL prospects, and everyone took notice.

More than one source has said that Jim Caldwell is going to have a big voice in these decisions.