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Everything posted by kungfoodude
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Trust me, there isn't the ability to be self aware because the combined New England fanbase is cumulatively about 200 IQ points.
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I mean, potential bust versus literally zero QB? Lol
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But that is what I always said. Brady isn't remotely a draw.
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It isn't debatable. The Bears have a substantially better roster, they have a potentially franchise QB on a rookie deal and a not idiot owner. Those are all advantages over Vegas. Literally the only "media" advantage was Brady as part owner but being a great player may have nothing to do with that. See Jordan, Michael.
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But it is the best situation.
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The Raiders always seemed like a insane long shot. I mean....what was the draw?
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But value IS the core of the argument. RB's represent some of the worst wins/position in the draft. I am not saying that it is insane to take a RB high in the draft but your needs basically need to align with that. Ultimately, in the first two rounds, it is a luxury pick. You basically already have a great roster.
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You were saying?
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It was the best job of this cycle. Stacked roster, not a complete idiot of an owner and has a potential QB ON A ROOKIE DEAL. This was such a no-brainer. Plus the Bears GM isn't an idiot like most of the openings.
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But did they significantly outpace the guys in the 3rd round or later? The only one in recent memory to do that is Henry. Furthermore, not a single one of those guys has sniffed a championship. That's really more the point. The track record of top RB's or top PAID RB's getting to championships is quite bad. There is a reason for that.
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@Mr. Scot I told you. This was the only job that really made sense.
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[The Athletic] Panthers’ offseason to-do list
kungfoodude replied to Icege's topic in Carolina Panthers
True. The infuriating thing is he is such a talented player that you want to find a way to use him effectively. -
[The Athletic] Panthers’ offseason to-do list
kungfoodude replied to Icege's topic in Carolina Panthers
Maybe but the pendulum is starting to swing a little towards more rushing based attacks(typical cyclical NFL). In that world he doesn't fit at LB unless he bulks up quite a bit. He isn't that different than someone like Isaiah Simmons in terms of being a guy that is hard to find a spot to be successful in. -
[The Athletic] Panthers’ offseason to-do list
kungfoodude replied to Icege's topic in Carolina Panthers
The bad part is that you see how good Becton has been with the switch to OG. Had we been a little more forward thinking, perhaps you don't spend mega bucks on the OG's and move Ikey inside once you get a good LT replacement. Ikey has the capability to be a solid LT but possibly All Pro OG. -
[The Athletic] Panthers’ offseason to-do list
kungfoodude replied to Icege's topic in Carolina Panthers
I think the truth is, as hard as it is for Panthers fans to accept, he is a very scheme specific guy with a limited ceiling. With our current DC, he doesn't fit at all. Take that as you will, as I think everyone should have ample questions about how Evero utilizes talent. -
[The Athletic] Panthers’ offseason to-do list
kungfoodude replied to Icege's topic in Carolina Panthers
It's not principle, it's just smart business. The alternative is back to the drawing board or spending insanely in free agency. Now the contract extension could be dicey. Let's hope he gives the hometown discount as a CLT native and lifelong Panthers fan. -
[The Athletic] Panthers’ offseason to-do list
kungfoodude replied to Icege's topic in Carolina Panthers
Go look back at the draft articles. Our coaching staff was on record believing he was going to be that guy. Which, don't forget he was a FS in college. -
[The Athletic] Panthers’ offseason to-do list
kungfoodude replied to Icege's topic in Carolina Panthers
Not necessarily. Don't forget they drafted Chinn to be that FS.