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No way do i want to pay high bucks an inconsistent player like him.

I don't think bringing in an injury prone,ankle weary player like Castro, who is probably at the end of his career, is the mode of operation the Panthers front office would be willing to follow.

I fully agree and this 2021 season will be another year the OL coaches will have to excel if we are to have a halfway decent OL.

Since Chuba is considered a vocal person,i hope he is wise and picks and choses the right time to be vocal and the right time to remain silent. I am strongly pulling for him to succeed and be an asset to our team, so i don't want him to get the reputation as a trouble maker or malcontent.

Taylor Moton might be the NFL’s best right tackle, if not the most underrated one. We also have a pair of respectable projected starters at right guard and center with John Miller and Matt Paradis. The left side of the line is where things get really dicey.

The Panthers have invested a chunk of resources into their offensive line through free agency and the 2021 NFL Draft. Having signed Pat Elflein and Cam Erving on the first day of legal tampering, the Panthers followed that up by selecting BYU’s Brady Christensen in the third round and Alabama guard Deonte Brown in the sixth with Grambling State’s David Moore signed as a priority UDFA. Adding three new young players into the mix is important for several reasons. Firstly, it fits the larger pattern of the Panthers looking to get younger across the board and create a roster that can grow together. It also gives the Panthers a chance to create a long-term solution to their offensive line problem, which can hopefully form the backbone of the roster for years to come. This is certainly an approach that has worked out well for other teams around the NFC South, with the Saints unit being anchored around Terron Armstead (3rd round, 2013), Andrus Peat (1st round, 2015) and Ryan Ramcyzk (1st round, 2017). The result has been one of – if not the – best offensive lines in the NFL over the last four seasons.

I agree 100%

To me, Price's Chicken Coop was part of Charlotte's history and not it's gone. What a sad day.

Sad day indeed to know that Price's Chicken Coop will be closing.Not only was the Chicken great,the Perch Dinner was out of this world as well.

My money is on Terrace Marshall because of his size and length something the team hasn't had in a while. Plus, he can line up just about anywhere but looks like a perfect fit at the 'X' spot. If he develops into a consistent, reliable target then it may force Joe Brady to move either Anderson or Moore inside to the slot in some packages. Regardless of where Marshall lines up, he has the ability to emerge into the team's third best receiver.

One would think the local Charlotte Sports Media would mention him from time to time since (if) he lives here.

I think that is a big possibility.

Sorry!!!! I saw this to late.

The good thing about the combine is that you can compare athletes at the same position doing the same drills in the same place on the same surface at the same time. That can be valuable because there is no change in the testing conditions. What do you do in the NFL combine? Tests/evaluations include: 40-yard dash. Bench press (225 lb repetitions) Vertical jump. Broad jump. 20-yard shuttle. 3 cone drill. 60-yard shuttle. Position-specific drills.

It would be good for the Charlotte area and the local sports media would probably be able to do more coverage on the event.

Perryman does quality as a pretty significant upgrade at a position that was a point of need for us. Jermaine Carter did a respectable enough job at middle linebacker once Tahir Whitehead was finally benched last season. That said, Perryman has a far more impressive resume, notably his skills around the ball. Perryman is a quality linebacker who should definitively improve our young defense that needs a little more experience.

Horn wins defensive rookie of the year CMC makes the pro bowl DJ Moore will be a top ten 2021 receiver Brown improves by getting more sacks Darnold leads Panthers to 9-8, just miss getting in the playoffs

They may be Atlanta's two best backups at Defensive tackle as well.

Why am i not surprised?

This

Darnold could improve a great deal with this change of scenery, but if he’s going to face consistent pressure then his ceiling as a quarterback is going to remain below-average at best. The question is if the Panthers’ new-look offensive line can keep Darnold upright often enough to unlock his potential. On paper, it’s far from a guarantee. Taylor Moton might be the NFL’s best right tackle, if not the most underrated one. We also have a pair of respectable projected starters at right guard and center with John Miller and Matt Paradis. The left side of the line is where things get really dicey.

I am excited because Darnold is young and talented, but we've now seen him in the NFL for almost 40 games and his raw abilities have rarely generated steady, high-level play. And many have pointed to the pressure Darnold faced with the Jets as a factor outside of his control when explaining why he flopped to start his NFL career, but he was actually much closer to league average under pressure than he was from a clean pocket in 2020. The improved situation with us should show a more respectable Darnold than someone who was in the running for the worst starting quarterback in the league last season. He has too much natural ability as an anticipatory thrower to be that bad again.

The biggest holes we had heading into the draft were at cornerback, left tackle, guard, safety and receiver. The Panthers did a good job addressing most of those needs. But safety is still a question mark after Tre Boston’s release. Although the Panthers have added depth there, there’s no guaranteed starter opposite of Juston Burris.

Those are some interesting trade swaps that just might succeed. Like always,salaries would be paramount in any trade or swap.