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I do disagree with Hooker over Richardson but he did clarify it’s based on tape. Hopefully not relevant for us
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Agree with this 1- C.J. Stroud Blown away by the film. Makes tons of powerful, pinpoint, game-changing throws. Over and over it’s 15-30 yard throws on the money. Decision-making is not only awesome, but aggressive too. More movement and improv than he gets credit for. 2- Bryce Young He’s a natural at the position. Brain is on another level in terms of decision-making. And he’s super slick – tons of wow releases. Really knows how to move within the pocket too. Arm is good, but not on the level as Stroud. I know he also had Corral as #1 in what was a historically weak class last year so the jury is still out. But he had a pretty good track record, also had Josh Allen as the top prospect in the 2018 draft
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Don’t worship these guys yet, let’s see them win some games first
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If they can also sign Chark it means we don’t necessarily have to reach to draft someone in what is otherwise a weak WR class.
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It shows we did not overpay at all. Just get the pick right.
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Pretty much confirmed to me he won't be drafting Young
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DJ is not very bright. Remember his public apology to his wife lol
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After his rookie year, everyone though Fields was a bust. For the first part of his second seasons, those feelings didn't change much. Everyone started to be impressed with his running ability but as a passer he's still a huge question mark. I'm not convinced he'll ever be a franchise QB but the jury's still out.
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You're not going to get both Hopkins and Chark. Personally I think they should sign Chark and draft another.
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He’a never been the sharpest tool.
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Joe Person: D'onta Foreman will not return as a Panther...unless he does
NAS replied to Saca312's topic in Carolina Panthers
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Panthers. CJ Stroud (hopefully) Saints: Derek Carr Bucs: Baker Mayfield Falcons: Taylor Heinicke I like our chances to win the division even with a rookie QB. Our Defense will need to be great but CJ will lead this team to the playoffs.
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Solid pickup - legitimate passing option as a TE
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They could have used him in that playoff game. Good luck Sam
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Keyshawn Johnson thinks we “could” move up for Will Anderson…
NAS replied to Chad_Cota's topic in Carolina Panthers
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Prediction: Draft will be offense oriented
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I don't know how we'll survive the next 6 weeks
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I already said I'm OK if they select Young, but selectin Richardson or Levis at #1 would be the dumbest move ever.
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Carolina willing to move Corral. Cost won’t be high.
NAS replied to Varking's topic in Carolina Panthers
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Multiple sports books have us picking Stroud at -300, with Young at +300 and Richardson at +450. They were right about their odds in Carolina trading for the #1 pick. Hopefully, they're also right about us drafting Stroud. A week ago, Alabama quarterback Bryce Young held the top spot at -240, with Florida’s Anthony Richardson leapfrogging Stroud at +380.
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How is he most talented? He can run but he doesn't have the best accuracy or elite level processing. The latter is the most difficult to develop and some players (e.g. Darnold), never do.
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I think Young has elite level processing, no concerns there. But size is a big deal in the NFL, staying healthy is a challenge playing 17 games in a season. Being able to see routes over the top of 6'7 defensive linemen is a real challenge. Those things don't matter that much in college because you're not playing against elite defenders every single week.
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He has the tape, the arm, the mental processing. He has the highest floor and his potential is there too. Bryce Young is good but severely undersized. I think he can still play but would have to work out of a shotgun his entire career and avoid getting hit. AR 15 is a project - you can't waste a #1 pick on him, way too much risk based on what we gave up. I would have been fine with him at #9 but now that we traded up and have the pick of the litter, it would be idiotic not to draft Stroud. Everything else better be just smoke 'n' mirrors otherwise I will lose it if we don't select Stroud or Young.
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