chknwing

I did not realize his cap number for this season was so high.  Hes basically handcuffing the team at almost $30 million this season.  What are the options, restructure?  Extension? Trade?  Is he worth $30 million?

I dont think anyone has mention the fact that the #1 safety in the draft could be staring Carolina in the face at pick #33.  Tyler Nubin

10 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

This means nothing 

23 minutes ago, jayboogieman said:

 

If they're dumb enough to not see the large hole at center, then this duo's tenure is not going to end well. The team's biggest need is a true center. Corbett will fail hard at center if he can even stay healthy. At this stage, Corbett is a high quality backup guard at best. If fans can see the need at center and Dan & Dave can't, they shouldn't have the jobs they've been given.

I think they realize it and will more likely pursue one in free agency.  Just cant see them putting a rookie center in front of young right now.

could Carolina go all Offense this year, and since evero prolly leaves after this season, redraft the defense with the new DC next year?

Just now, Bear Hands said:

Ah! Almost forgot the bit on him.  

I thought it was rather interesting.  They have some concerns with his speed and ability to create separation at the pro-level, but he's a guy that can just make it happen when thrown to.  They mentioned D Hopkins as a comp, not grade wise, just style & frame.  Nate has him at 33 overall on his big board.  

keon cole had like 2 drops last season and 5 total in 2 years.  5.  How many drops did panther players drop last season?  Theilen had 7 by himself.

I think its going to show the other players that hard work does pay off.  Teams do reward those players who are an asset.

I still want Keon Cole

before the suggestions are made, Carolina is not finding the next Luke in this years draft

1 hour ago, Prowler2k18 said:

https://theathletic.com/5394632/2024/04/08/nfl-mock-draft-2024-quarterbacks-drake-maye/?source=user_shared_article

Not bad but based on this mock my perfect draft would be:

#33 - Darius Robinson Edge/DE/Mizzou Jackson Powers-Johnson/C/Oregon (depends on which one Detroit goes with)

#39 -  Xavier Legette/WR/UofSC

#65 -Peyton Wilson/LB/NCST

can we just forget drafting a center in round 2.  its not happening.  Carolina is not going to let a center sit for a year and there not putting a rookie center in front of Bryce in a year he needs to prove he can play in this league.  The front office has done everything this offseason to protect Bryce, they will not toss in an unknown in the most important spot for Bryce.

2 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

whats the point of this thread again?

to irritate you

this was the 1st round

I routinely play around with the mock draft simulators but have noticed recently that hes been available at #33.

lol remember this?

I think WR will slip because every team will be thinking the same thing, there are plenty available.

I think mogan has enough to prove as new GM.  I think he stands put and takes BPA.  No sense in taking risks in your first few months of trying to establish yourself as a competant GM.

They should have interviewed a QB just to set this place on fire

Rodgers will end up like Farve when he left GB, all name, no production

2 hours ago, MHS831 said:

I have tried to like him, but I keep seeing Benjamin and Funchess in my head.  Make me see him differently.  A smaller, faster WR who runs better routes creates cushion and that is important too, but you could argue that Canales had a big WR in Tampa that worked well with a smallish QB---I dunno.  I'd rather have McConkey at 33.  I think it is close, but I will watch some more video from your point of view.

He had two total drops last season five total drops in the last 2 years he is the most sure-handed receiver in this draft

Keon Coles if he's there and its not even close.  He gives young a big target that can go up and get the ball, especially over the middle.  This offense will get the ball out quick.  Down field routes won't have long to develop.