kungfoodude

This is what real "win now" teams look like.

That wasn't poor coaching. It was just a bad play by a player.

Yeah, there is for sure a chance they are wildly incompetent. It's been pretty evident.

Terrible.

Suck it, Brady. Busted ass bitch.

I don't even think he drafts the highest players on his board. You are telling me he had a fuging long snapper on his board? No. He's just an impulsive idiot.

I should probably have said "Rhule's version of need." That is essentially what we have done. Definitely nothing close to BPA.

Would rather be Detroit right now.

Do you remember Jordan with the Wizards, Aaron? Exactly. You have the chance to finish your HOF career in a place where people will just pretend it didn't happen.

Strong level of butthurt in this post.

You are really digging deep for something that isn't there.

Yeah. I think even with being set up for success, Darnold was likely to fail. He just isn't the guy. It seemed apparent to me even beforehand.

All defensive draft, CB at 8, etc. BPA would have been Slater. Remember their eval on him was that he was just a guard

BuT nO qB cAn PlAy BeHiNd A bAd OlInE!!!

We could use a guy like Davis but passing up on elite OT/IOL for him would be upsetting. Lots of problems to fix but little draft capital to do so.

Yes we would have drafted Sewell. The Slater pass is a prime example of the poor evaluation. Then Rhule doubled down afterwards. Hence my point. We suck at evaluating players AND we suck at positional value.

I am not as high on the draft as others were. We passed good, impact starters for guys that seem to be rotational with all the trading down. It's hard to say with the level of roster mismanagement during the season, however. I don't think our top 3 guys are going to make a big impact outside of Horn, which is a problem. I think ultimately we got too cute with all the trading down and trying to recoup the picks from a bad trade. Then we further gut this draft with "win now" moves.

Basically this. Finished product versus a guy that MIGHT be as good as Baker.

The hope fades because there isn't football logic being displayed by the Panthers. It isn't the fans fault. There is plenty of discussion about who we can draft and why. Like.....a lot.

The whole staff just treated him like a rookie and talked about him like he was a rookie. It was the most insane thing I have ever seen. Even worse, so many of our fans bought that line of BS. "Oh he's only * years old! He's basically a rookie!" Uh.....watch tape. He sucked and still does. This isn't new. Yet all these people didn't do that.

I think Wilson ends up staying put and Rodgers stays put or retires. The only possible scenario for Rodgers might be San Fran but then why did you trade the farm for Lance? Carr may stay put too. If they get some smarter people in that building, I think they will see Carr isn't the problem.

Well, your first problem is "social media feeds." Just turn those off. Don't let the algorithms use you. Use the algorithms.

Until people started mentioning them, I didn't either. I don't follow any celebrities personal lives intentionally. I just don't care.

I am aware how the NFL draft functions. Just don't be surprised to see us ignore obvious needs and better players because our evaluation ability is subpar.

Yeah, I am not blaming him for it. But it might not have been the best learning environment for evaluating those kind of players. Keep in mind his football background is limited so he's more likely to be a product of that. I know people are jumping on Rhule, who does deserve the bulk of the blame as the final say, but I didn't think Fitt's first season was particularly exceptional.