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Teams looking to trade up for quarterbacks
Mr. Scot replied to Mr. Scot's topic in Carolina Panthers
Said it elsewhere: Darnold's age isn't what gets me so much as it is just how little experience he has playing quarterback. You can coach him up like a rookie without having to worry about helping him adjust to the speed of the NFL. -
Teams looking to trade up for quarterbacks
Mr. Scot replied to Mr. Scot's topic in Carolina Panthers
Darnold is only 23 years old. As someone mentioned on Twitter, Sewell is only 20. Just 20 years old...and since he sat out a year, those clips you're watching are of a 19 year old kid throwing people around. We get this kid, I'm gonna be doing the Snoopy dance.- 81 replies
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Panthers announce jersey numbers for 2021 additions
Mr. Scot replied to Carolina Panthers's topic in Carolina Panthers
Related Note: Sounds like the proposed change to the jersey numbering system is going to be adopted. DJ Moore could soon be wearing his college #2 again. -
Panthers announce jersey numbers for 2021 additions
Mr. Scot replied to Carolina Panthers's topic in Carolina Panthers
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One thing I remember about Moore's first season is the insane amount of times he took handoffs on gadget plays rather than catching passes. That struck me as a concern. Wasn't as big a deal in his second season, though there were a lot of questions about his chemistry with Bridgewater. At this point, I still feel pretty positive about Moore, but there are some questions in the back of my head.
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Teams looking to trade up for quarterbacks
Mr. Scot replied to Mr. Scot's topic in Carolina Panthers
I don't want to trade down. I want to stick at 8 and take Penei Sewell or Rashaan Slater. Having teams trade ahead of us for a quarterback helps that happen.- 81 replies
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Rapoport lists the Broncos and the Patriots as two big possibilities.
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Keeping Marty in place was absolutely Tepper's fault. He has to own that, and from things he's said since the firing I think he knows it. What happens from here forward is what's most important now, though. And one of the biggest criteria to me is his willingness to butt out and let the football people he hired do their jobs. Based on Person's story about the Darnold process, it sounds like he's doing that.
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For Darnold or the O-Line?
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The thing that gets me about Darnold is his inexperience. The guy really hasn't been playing quarterback all that long. He was only a part-time starter in high school. It's one of the reasons I say to treat him like a rookie, but there's an advantage there. A big part of most rookie transitions is learning the speed of the game. Darnold doesn't have to do that. If he can be properly coached up, there's real potential there .
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Per the draft order, the Falcons are currently worse than us.
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My answer is that I know of at least one team that took longer to get there than we've been in existence. Are there others? Don't think so but I'd have to look it up.
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Which, if I correctly understand the things that we have to account for, means we basically don't have anything left.
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That still stings
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The Falcons didn't from 1966 to 2009. That's more years than we've been in existence.
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I'm not going there
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Well, by the time the season rolls around, we might.
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That's what I thought this thread would be about.
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I think you might need to borrow that picture from the post above you.