kungfoodude

TBQH, I don't think we are capable of developing a late round QB prospect, even given their limited ceilings. I would also say that's fairly rare in the last 30+ years of the NFL for basically any NFL franchise. The percentage of guys taken in the 5th round or later that even become 2nd string QB's is likely very small.

Sure, however we use that same strategy in rounds 1-7. That's the issue.

The problem with setting your strategy on statistical outliers is that you are gambling on a hit of a very low percentage. That's like investing in scratch off lottery tickets. Actually, now that I think about it, that's kind of been our front office strategy for several years now.

Spencer Rattler has very little change of challenging Young to start. This isn't a QB 3 competition(although it probably should be).

The question is, if we released Pinero, would he then become one of the best kickers in the league?

Don't be so sure. We have a knack for continuing to get worse as we "churn the bottom of the roster."

The concerts and soccer make so so insanely little money in comparison to the actual value of the NFL team and its revenue.

@TheSpecialJuan called this

Our roster has been pretty bad over the past few years but I do think this is the worst it has ever been. That's a rough read.

Yep. Very Fitter-esque. Sadly, it will be at least two more offseasons before we change him out if this continues.

Preseason just isn't that valuable, IMO. Vanilla schemes so it isn't like it's even a good dress rehearsal.

I will give Canales a chance past this year because this is the least talented roster in the NFL. Some of these issues are just not going to be fixable this season. I want to see adequate scheme and the bones of something that could work. I fully expect most of the time it will not because we don't have good players. But I want to see some evidence that we are capable of at least looking like there is some design to what is going on and it isn't pure chaos or smashing our heads against the wall for 60 minutes only to wonder why it didn't work.

Eh. IDGAF, TBH. Could just be his philosophy about it. If they are doing what they need to do in practices and camp, those games matter very little. Wake me when the bullets are real in Week 1.

I have the same worry.

The only half assed logic would be because our OL is such a mess they don't want him to get injured. But....I mean, that ain't gonna change.

We will see. I still believe Mingo's biggest problems are his own. Hope I am wrong. Getting tired of bust WR after bust WR.

No, that would be our only still NFL caliber WR, Johnson. We will suffer the most if that is a consistent problem.

IDK why people are freaking out about Corbett taking a day off. He's an oft injured dude coming off a serious injury. And, TBH, given that history we better get a really good idea who center #2 is.

It just seemed like a course number once you said you were a professor.

Do you teach MHS 831?

Trust the process, bro. We got tons of options at center.

Another sunrise, another bad Panthers offensive line performance. Water is wet, Tepper is an idiot, etc.

Watching him crying and looking like a scared little kid after that bad concussion was one of the most troubling things I have ever seen watching football.

Don't worry about it, bro. We can just plug a guy that has never played center throughout his entire professional or college career. It will work. "Trust the process."

I mean.....guys like Mays and Zavala serve one purpose....being cheap. If we were a smart team and well run team(we aren't), then the OL is where we would be drafting to "churn the bottom of the roster." But, no, we'll just keep reaching at RB or LB or whatever position isn't nearly as important. No big deal.