UnluckyforSome

Just have to see how the off-season additions work out, what kind of impact rookies have, if there is a positive answer to the really, really big question at qb, or if we have just rearranged the deck chairs on the Titanic. Could be an exciting season, either way.

Conversely, a good team should have no problem going on the road to defeat an inferior opponent.

Everyone's favorite ESPN reporter is already predicting playoffs in their schedule article.

The Bucs absolutely tanked the last game of the season in order to draft Winston. It happens. In regards to the lottery, there has always been way too much smoke for there to be nothing burning there. Always has been way too much coincidence, and little visibility. Even if it was all on the up and up, the league has to know there is this negative perception, and they do nothing to change or remedy it.

It would Lions-Vikings if this is real. 2 playoff teams, division rivals.

The franchise is cursed. It's easier when you realize that. They are so cursed they don't even have a superstar player to stupidly trade away to ensure the top pick in the following rigged lottery. They are never going to win anything. A successful season is around 30 wins or so.

I have seen a couple of these. Not a bad watch at all.

I would absolutely not pay $10k. That said, there are more than a couple of stadiums that present a far superior game day experience than a Panthers home game.

We will all know the answer soon enough in a few months.

The left tackle's job though is primarily to protect the qb. That is why it is considered a premium position, especially compared to right tackle. We knew when we drafted him he was deficient in pass blocking. So I guess we just hope that somehow he gets better. It's not my money to spend, so I am not going to be too upset if he does get a market setting deal at left tackle. It's entirely a problem of our own making. Since it is such a premium position, top notch left tackles rarely see free agency, older guys, has-beens and never weres mostly.

Being bad has been a very big, huge part of it, but yes, boring too.

Now, now. We still have Camp Crush season to go, and all the unrealistic expectations and unrealized flashes of potential that go with it to influence our better judgements. Don't forget about the preseason being a magical time when dreams come true.

Could be worse. https://catcrave.com/nfl-analysts-confirm-panthers-gm-dan-morgan-committed-draft-larceny

I would be very surprised if Brooks plays at all next season. Considering when it happened, and now being the 2nd to the same knee, he is probably on the shelf next year. But hey, we screwed old Jerruh out of picking him! Davis was, and may be the exception to multiple occurrences of that injury. Different player, different position as well. Eh. Who knows?

I have to give them something for trying. I don't know how successful it will be. There are some warts on all of them. I don't think I care too much for the rb and te choices. Maybe they will surprise. It might be a typical Panthers draft, production for the 1st round pick, not much else downstream. C

I approve of today's selections. Princely might be a little on the lean side, but get him on a NFL strength and conditioning program and it might pay dividends

We had a Cali connection between wr and qb before. Some drink called a Cactus Cooler was involved. I don't think it went so good. Maybe this will be better.

I sure hope Walker is terrible since we get to face him twice a year now on a hated rival.

Of course, but that is being a fan. I wanted defense. We are so terrible and incapable on that side of the ball. I very much believe a team can punch above its weight class with a strong defense. That, coupled with our historic inability to get the wr position right, certainly gives me pause. If he works out..wonderful, great, fabulous. I hope he is our next hof-worthy wr.

Look on the bright side. We can trade him to Dallas for a 4th in a couple of years

I feel like we have drafted this player before, and there is no reason to think this organization suddenly can identify and develop a college wr prospect into a pro player.

By no means should my meh reaction be confused as a defense or endorsement of our pathetic and underwhelming current wide receivers.

Don't love it. Don't hate it. Don't see the need for it though. When you're going on a decade of being poo, I guess it doesn't matter too much anymore.

Ewer would be a wasted pick on this team at this point. So, with that in mind, I'd put it at coinflip chances that it happens.