Ricky Spanish

My money is on TMJ

OK, then be worried about the arm strength, that makes sense. That has nothing to do with how big he is. Size queens are all obsessed with how big he is.

He missed the fewest games of all the rookie QBs last year and took FAR more hits than any of them. Not sure why you're still obsessed with his size at this point. Be more worried about his footwork.

No he is not. He is very good and will not be available when we pick. BTJ is more likely to fall, and even that possibility of him being available at 33 is next to non-existent.

If they have a pulse and play WR then I'm all for drafting them.

Has the yearly structure come out yet? I'd be surprised if they didn't defer some of the hit to future years. Also, there's always Taylor Moton's contract sitting out there, waiting to be extended/restructured.

You do when Tepper does that

To be fair I don't listen to anyone who says a draft pick sucks the moment they are taken.

Jalen Coker - Holy Cross Small school late round guy. Want.

I don't know if it was better but it was way more frugal and cost effective. Especially considering, you know, we don't have a 2025 2nd round pick... So it's not like we could have made the trade anyway.

Dude didnt beat out Mac Jones either. You just have a hate boner for Bryce

I would not hate a RB in the 2nd or 3rd. I am a fan of Benson, Jonathan Brooks, and Blake Corum. Brooks' ACL Tear might possibly make him drop a bit in the draft but he is a stud.

If that happens then we draft a new QB next year and move on as a franchise. ATL hasn't recovered since that super bowl.

It's the bot that autoposts articles from the panthers official website. It was banned during the season because no one within the fanbase wanted to see them try and spin an article about how "good" things were even though they were really really bad. The fanbase's toxicity has subsided significantly, the hopium is currently being huffed hard thanks to Dirty Dan and Handsome Dave, it's nice to learn more about the new players signed in free agency, and also the mods aren't as pissy as we were 6 months ago.

It's provocative It gets the people going

Draft an OL every year, doesn't matter what position, doesn't matter what round, there is so much churn on the line that you need the depth and there's the chance they might turn into a stud eventually. Doesn't look like Zavala will be any good, but I don't hate the pick even if he doesn't work out. Throw enough poo at the wall something will eventually stick. WR, CB, and DE are still my top needs/wants with TE and HB being on the same level of need for me as well.

I don't think anyone thinks we're close, but I think everyone things we can be more competitive than we were last year. Hell, even if we win 4 games next year but actually hold leads and score points throughout the season it's an improvement.

This tweet says his EPA per target is 8th out of the draft class? Leggette was a gadget/decoy his first few years so Who knows?

If someone is dumb enough to offer us a future 1st I say we take it.

? The new rules make returns and coverage more important. Either way, there's still punt coverage. Unironically, one of the best things from Rhule's time as HC was bringing him in. He's a great ST player. Glad he's back.

Brett Kollman actually broke down the reasons why it took so long, and it gives a ton of context. I too was pretty skeptical until I saw it: Played a running attack style QB in HS where his athleticism had him run for 1600 yards his senior year Both his parents died before college, father dying right before he leaves Goes to SC and gets switched to WR where he grey shirted his freshman year Covid Hits SC Changes coaching staff Coaching change brings in new offense where he has to learn new WR stuff on top of trying to learn the position after losing a year thanks to the pandemic Played behind already established upper classmen until his most recent season Dude could have transferred out of SC but chose to grind it out and earn his spot. Dude is mentally tough and gritty as poo. Coaches rave about his practice habits and teammates love him. Loyal guy. Athletic freak of nature Don't know why you wouldn't want that kind of player on the team.

Right? It's like when they moved the XP back however many yards. Makes it more interesting and takes an afterthought play and makes it matter more.

Even if he ends up being a 3rd receiver, it's still an upgrade on our roster with only Adam Thielen, who himself is basically a slot guy at this point in his career, and a bunch of JAGs and backups.