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As a dawg fan, I can tell you that Beck is not worth a 1st round grade

Personally, I rather see what Canales can do with a new QB and DC before pulling the trigger. If he is really hell bent on bringing the old "Seattle" days with him, hire someone that was apart of the Legion of Boom. I could see someone like Kris Richard coming here (currently Jacksonville's DB coach) to be the DC. As for QB, I have no clue who Canales would bring in if Young is gone. Obviously the most familiar name to him would be Russell Wilson or maybe Drew Lock as a bridge QB and then maybe draft one to sit behind him.

I think every year there are guys that y'all say "meh" on and yet, they end up turning out to be great QBs.... The problem is, we can replace QB after QB but until Canales (or whoever is HC because we all know Tepper has a short leash on Canales) MUST develop a game plan and show progression. This is why I am so against drafting a QB in the 1st unless it is a late 1st round QB. Let's develop an identity and figure out the QB that best fits that identity. We also need to a true vet to come in and give the rookie time to develop.

No... He is too busy attending Charlotte FC games. I swear, he cares more about the soccer team then the Panthers.

I was kidding

Hmmm...this sounds oddly familiar... A Jake, who is 29 yrs old, who primarily was a back-up on another team.... Hmm

Still way to early in the season to view Canales on the hot seat, and even if we continue to lose, I still don't see Tepper pulling the trigger... I think Evero will be sacrificed and Canales will end up bringing in his own D coordinator. Also, if Bryce doesn't improve, I see a potential trade + new QB in the horizon.

Has anyone realize that we have been adding more and more former USC players? It would not surprise me at all if Sellers ends up here.... But the season is still young and it's waaaay too early to talk about it, imo.

The Good: - Bryce Young: Looked pretty good on the second drive. I think he will be fine so as long as the line holds up and the receivers live up to their potential. - Coker: Definitely the star of the offense in the 1st half. I think he will be a favorite target for Bryce this season. - Jimmy Horn Jr: I really hope we can find some playing time for him on the offense because he is so dynamic and shifty. - Nic Scourton: I actually thought he was one of the bright spots on a bad night for the defense. His tracking abilities is uncanny I think he will be good. - Thornton: I think he played himself in a spot. The dude is a baller and made some great stops tonight. The Bad: - TMAC: Bear in mind that it's the first pre-season game but good lawd at the drops tonight. I hope he can get rid of the jitters before the season begins. - The run game: What is suppose to be our bread and butter of the offense was non-existent tonight. Again, hard to judge off of one pre-season game but still. - Defense in general: I thought our first string played decent but lots of mis tackles and opportunities lost getting the Browns off the field. 2nd string definitely needs work. - Andy Dalton: Need I say more? Lol All in all, I am reserving judgement until I see more out of them. I think a lot the lack of motivation and no energy was due to the fact that a lot of that juice and energy was during joint practices. There was some good moments and I cannot wait to see how different it will be with Jaycee Horn and Derek Brown back on the field.

Garbers was cut and I haven't heard much on Plummer but my gut is telling me that we are grooming Plummer to be the eventual replacement for Dalton once he decides to hang it up, hence the reason I feel is why they didn't take a late round flyer on a QB in the draft.

Just keep in mind that #4 may not even be his first choice... He did State during the presser that he originally wanted #11 in college before settling with #4.

Imagine having TMAC, XL, Coker, and Horn in the slot all on the field at the same time... Time will tell but this could be a dangerous group in the next couple of years... I really do hope they do give this kid some time on the offense as well.

For back up QB... I believe Brady Cook was in for a visit if I remember correctly so may be one to keep an eye on signing as a undrafted guy. Personally, I think they should just continue to develop Plummer and see how he pans out.

Kind of funny how we have two Notre Dame TEs now lol. Tremble showed some moments last season as a pass catcher but we'll see what happens.

Too busy singing Sanders' praise