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How big are his hands???

If true, it sounds like Rhule is still calling the shots getting his vet.

I just want more threads like the Watson trade threads. We learned about Garry Cobb and egg penises. We laughed, cried and good times were had…

Every other franchise has been firing coaches after kissing the playoffs 2 years in a row. 5-11, 5-12, plus another losing season would be unacceptable. If the roster keeps improving as you stated and we keep losing that falls right on coaching.

It’s because Rhule is THAT bad.

I think your missing the whole picture. If you are a top tier FA why would you pick Carolina over several other teams? The direction of the team? The coach/staff? The owner? To play with star players? To live in Charlotte?

I think he means the statue QBs. The new crop are all pretty athletic minus Mac Jones. Even Herbert and Burrow are rolling out creating more time with their feet. That’s actually why they are calling Strong’s lack of mobility a negative. That plus his knee are hurting his draft stock.

He only had 1.5 seconds before he was getting sacked.

Like you never puked in college!

Aaron Rodgers was 63.4% in college, Drew Brees 61.1%, Peyton Manning 62.5%. Malik is 62.8%.....

Yeah just take him in the 6th round and hope we get a Brady. What are the odds???

I mean we have cap space hanging out to sign one. I think it’s a terrible idea, but it looks like that what we are planning on it…

That really solves a lot of our problems. We won’t be “reaching” for a QB and we acquire some much needed additional draft picks.

Him being aware of the alcohol issue and getting ahead of it early is a plus IMO. How many guys his age have done this. There have been plenty of players that played through alcoholism, but to have a grasp on it before he is even drafted shows a lot of dedication and maturity. He gave honest sincere answers with his depression and potential alcoholism and was open with it. I wish more athletes would do this.

Oh I’m not saying he is off limits, but the post I was responding to said we brought him in. I was curious where he saw that. Pie for dramatic prairie dog!

Well yeah when you draft someone high you hope they are that talented. However look at Ryan Fitzpatrick and the McCown brothers. It’s just not as rare as it once was.

Surely someone would pick him up late and even let him sit a year to help his knee. Risk/reward has to be off the charts…

40 or near 40 isn’t as rare. Brees, Big Ben, Manning was like 38. Rodgers is 38 and was just MVP again. Now mid 40s like Brady is doing is crazy….

Can Jimmy G take our team to the playoffs? His Niners team had a top defense and one of the top offensive minded head coaches, I'm not sure he gets us there. I'm thinking 7-10 8-9 with Jimmy G as our starter and that's assuming we get a top LT to protect his blind side at 6.

That's a very valid point that I never really thought of. The QBs last year were playing with a stacked team against lesser talent for most of their college career, so no wonder they struggled their rookie years. This year's class would have many games with against equal or greater talent with maybe the exception of Cinncinnati.

Oh yeah I agree. We don't need an injured Jimmy G taking up cap space and draft picks to acquire him just to have us finish with a couple more wins and miss out on another QB next draft.

Are you asking me? I'm not for us signing him or Baker. I think we need to just draft one like most teams do. I'd prefer a trade down and draft Corral/Howell and acquire some additional picks.

They are 0/2 doing it Rhule's way. I don't see why trying a 3rd time is going to change anything. The only way it makes any sense to me remotely is if they get Jimmy G for cheap AND draft a rookie to sit behind him for a portion of the season which is still wasting cap space/draft picks....

It's nearly impossible to tell since none of these rookie have even taken a snap in the NFL. We know that Jimmy G and Baker aren't the answer though as their teams are willing to part with them.