kungfoodude

I really don't care how any of these guys compare to Bryce. If that comparison has to be made at all, I have no interest in that player. The question is if Ward is a long term franchise player. I will say this, even if we did pick him in the top 5, I would rather still sign Dalton to an extension and let Ward sit for at least a season while we get the team better.

Let's see, Cleveland is possible. Los Angeles(Rams) is possible. Tennessee is probable. New Orleans is possible. New York(Jets) is possible. Las Vegas is definite. New York(Giants) is probable. Miami is possible. Pittsburgh is possible. Four of these teams technically have a QB position established but could be in a position to pivot. So if you remove those, it's basically five possible spots. I think the difference is there are less "desperate" teams than last year. Really only Las Vegas fits that description.

Yeah, I mean.....I keep saying this because we are the Panthers but I am very reticent to trade down unless it's a haul. I am scarred by all the terrible draft trading we have done over the past few years. Of course one could certainly argue that doesn't really absolve us from the awful picks. And even in the number one overall scenario, we botched it. I just want to see us get a quality top 10 pick again. It's been too long.

I don't think there is yet a guy on our roster who will clearly be a starter here in 3 years. Jewell seems unlikely to be a long term keep, Shaq's future is in question, Wallace is a rookie that there is no telling how that will turn out and the rest are a grab bag of JAGs and PS players. It's an area that will need development but pass rushers and interior DL are far bigger issues on the defense.

TBH, not in the first round. I think he is a relatively limited ceiling prospect. High floor but not a guy I would take in the 1st. To be clear, very few of this QB class would I consider first rounders.

There is no question this is basically signaling we are tanking.

Monster arm?? Wat?

Nonsense. You westerners are basically all Clemson fans. You guys take your fuging ketchup based BBQ sauce and their mustard based BBQ sauce and fuging go make hot dogs.

That is just a filter. It's from a real picture. I have posted it here multiple times.

You definitely aren't familiar with our owner.

That wasn't a real rumor from Kaye. That was literally idle speculation.

Rattler isn't very good but neither is Bo Nix. This should be a battle of two top 10 draft pick opponents and a pretty bad game, I would assume.

Tepper is one of the most impatient owners I have ever seen in the NFL.

I believe your patient decided to "do his own research" and opted for three sessions of "head in the sand" a day.

Being a troll to a billionaire.

I disagree. I predict he will be fired either after 2025(agree with the top 5ish pick take) or early in 2026. TBD if Morgan goes first or not. I don't believe we are out of our chaos era yet.

Technically the Tepper era Panthers turned on him first.

This is literally just idle speculation. It is based on nothing.

And the NFL doesn't want him gone. His wealth helps increase the attraction and value of the product.

Look more closely. He is #1 in rushing TD's.

Eh.....I might get petty enough that flushing a few grand to just be a ***** is worthwhile. I will look into it.

It's probably too late to transition to defense. Those projects take years and aren't worth tying up a roster spot for.

Eh....I mean....I am kind of scarred by recent trading down. I like the idea in theory.

If it's only a few grand, I might actually make some calls and do this.

I would keep him if he wants to stay and at the right price(not top 10 WR money). Say $15-20 milish I would trade him if we get an offer for a 3rd or more(assuming he doesn't want to stay or would be very expensive). Otherwise, just keep him this year and help the offensive overall be better. Let him help the younger WR's by just being on the team at all. IDGAF about a 4th round or lower pick for a player that helps us like he does.