TheSpecialJuan

Tepper is smart not to talk he knows no matter what he says he's gonna get criticized.

Fitterer will trade out of the #6 pick and in doing so acquires a 3rd round pick this year This 3rd round pick will then be sent to San Francisco along with Sam Darnold In return the 49ers will send Jimmy Garoppolo and a 6th round pick

That’s dramatic!

Rhule will have plenty of college offers when we fire him he’ll be fine

Both are better QB’s than any of these draft prospects this year. I’d be good with it

That was terrific

I have no issue with this

Garrett Wilson, Ohio State https://www.profootballnetwork.com/nfl-draft-news-and-rumors-team-visits-heat-up-for-garrett-wilson-charleston-rambo-christian-watson/

We currently have an opening for Director of Pro Personnel....

Awesome

Per Mike Girardi tweet

https://www.profootballnetwork.com/nfl-draft-news-and-rumors-alontae-taylor-joshua-williams-tariq-carpenter-and-others/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=nfl-draft-news-and-rumors-alontae-taylor-joshua-williams-tariq-carpenter-and-others

He reminds me of Vernon Gholston

Both are better QB's than any draftable qb's in this years draft. You have to realize just how bad this QB class really is

Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer believes drafting a quarterback with the sixth pick in the NFL Draft is the Panthers' "only way out" of the team's quarterback predicament. Breer said the "financial complications" of Sam Darnold's disastrous contract, "the inability to attract a proven star at the position and the hot-seat element" has "driven [Carolina] into a corner where, outside of a swallow-hard trade for Jimmy Garoppolo (and his injury timetable is relevant, given that the Panthers have Ben McAdoo introducing a new offense), it feels like using the sixth pick on a quarterback is the only way out, which isn’t where you want to be." The Panthers have met with all of the draft's top signal callers including Malik Willis, Sam Howell, Matt Corral, Desmond Ridder, and Kenny Pickett, who has a history with Carolina head coach Matt Rhule. Unless Darnold has made vast improvements from last season, it's possible a rookie quarterback would be the Panthers' Week 1 starter. Carolina is 22-43 since last making the postseason in 2017, becoming an NFL laughingstock along the way.

This is the reason we currently have $30 million in cap, so we can absorb a Garoppolo or Mayfield contract when we trade for one of them after or during the draft.