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You would take that one game over a rookie franchise QB? I get what you’re saying (my post history shows I’ve been one of the biggest supporters of Moore) but I take this deal 100 times out of 100. DJ was not impacting games like a franchise QB.ast season was extremely forgettable for DJ and he had multiple Agnes where he seemed checked out. His trade value was the equivalent of a first round draft pick and that is solid value for getting our guy at number 1 overall

DJ gave up last season guys. Name the last time he had an impact game anywhere near number 1 WR level. This is a good deal for a franchise QB. Moore was not impacting games….. a franchise QB absolutely will with this coaching staff

Fug DJ he’s a number 2. I’ll take a franchise QB all day every day

Full boner achieved. This is it boys and girls!!!!!!!! I just went from 6 to midnight

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Just click to ignore them and your problem will be solved

I’m saying this right now….if we get any of the top 3 QB’s…..I am fugging stoked for next season. Give me a vet to pair with the rookie and we are off to the races with owning the south. I have full faith that any QB this coaching staff goes with will have every chance to be successful

Lol some of you guys kill me. I get the point of being conservative but after witnessing the QB hell we have been in, you can’t seriously suggest that giving up a future 1st as being insane. You witness bust players like Vernon Butler, and don’t blink an eye, but act like it will cripple the franchise forever if we risk a future first to get a possible franchise QB. I take that risk all day every day when you have a roster set up like we do right now. Our young core has a two year window before the big contracts come up and if you can build that around your rookie QB pay, it’s a thing of beauty and sets you up to be able to compete for a Super Bowl.

Bozeman would be the only guy but being that he would cost the same as a tackle we definitely can’t do that. We need to lock the man up with a long term deal and move on.

Idk if I feel that bad after having to white this man. At least they have a coach who has coached at a high level in the NFL before.

The way he looks him up and down for an incredibly long period of time as well….

Slow day on news. I got a laugh out of this video…. As he does seem like a cornball. Videos like this make me appreciate our new staff even more, and we haven’t even played a game yet lol. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRtoB5o2/

Best coaching staff we have had. I am fully aroused right now. Frank is getting a poster in my room.

Yes I would be. RB is much easier to fill in later rounds. We need DE, DT, LB, S, G, WR, TE over any RB pick especially trading up….

He is not calling plays man.

I don’t believe teams look at a player on a one game basis. The guy is 24 years old, improves tackles and sacks every year, and potential to keep getting better and better. He’s already a pro bowl player and had 17 tackles for loss with……..who else to game plan for at the other DE position? All while switching defensive schemes what seems like year after year. If you are the opposing team do you ever double any other DE on our team?

What exactly did Burns do to lower his value? Lol

It did mention the team casting a wide net and having to comply with interviewing two minority candidates

Says who?

Agreed but I wouldn’t worry too much. I believe Reich calls plays if Cooter is hired as OC

I cut out the updates on staff hiring from the article and listed what they had to say about where we are with our OC role. ARTICLE: The Panthers moved quickly last weekend to hire Evero, the former Broncos-defensive coordinator who also was being pursued by Minnesota. The slower pace of the offensive coordinator search — and the paucity of news about it — suggests Reich could be waiting for Eagles quarterbacks coach Brian Johnson. Many in league circles believe Philadelphia offensive coordinator Shane Steichen, who interviewed for the Panthers’ head-coaching vacancy, will be the Colts’ next coach. If that happens, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni likely will promote Johnson to offensive coordinator. Johnson’s work with Jalen Hurts makes him attractive to a team like the Panthers, who may finally draft a top-10 quarterback this year. But if Eagles defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon gets the Cardinals’ job, he almost certainly would try to take Johnson with him to coach Kyler Murray. So who are Reich’s other options? Keep an eye on Jacksonville pass-game coordinator Jim Bob Cooter, who quietly interviewed for the Panthers’ OC job this week, according to sources with knowledge of the meeting. Cooter was a young Colts assistant with Reich from 2009 to 2011, and the two have remained close. The 38-year-old Cooter was Detroit’s offensive coordinator from 2015 to 2018, including three years calling plays for Jim Caldwell. Cooter’s offenses were characterized by a lot of passing and not much in the way of a run game. The Lions ranked ninth, 11th and sixth in passing offense in Cooter’s first three seasons but were 32nd, 30th and 32nd in rushing over the same span. Cooter’s game plans resulted in 1,000-yard receiving seasons for Golden Tate and Marvin Jones, but Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford took a beating. Stafford was sacked an average of 42 times while Cooter was the Lions’ offensive coordinator, including a career-high 47 in 2017. Cooter appears to be Reich’s fallback option if Johnson doesn’t pan out. If Cooter were the first choice, Reich could have hired him before the Super Bowl. But Reich is expected to cast a wide net. It’s worth noting: The Panthers must interview two minority candidates for the coordinator’s post to satisfy Rooney Rule requirements. What remains to be seen is whether Reich will continue to call the offensive plays, as he did during his five-year stint in Indianapolis. At his introductory news conference, the 61-year-old Reich said he would be open to letting someone else call the offense. If the Panthers hope to have any shot of hiring Johnson, Reich would have to offer him the play-calling responsibilities. “I’ve always enjoyed doing that (and) feel like I’ve had a good bit of success doing that,” Reich said. “Feels to me there’s a little bit of a trend going away from that. I want to continue to re-examine that. It just depends on how the staff comes together and the coordinator thing. “I’m excited about the prospects on some of the guys that are out there that could be our offensive coordinator,” he said. “I’ll wait to make the final decision on that.” He’s apparently going to wait until at least Monday, when things could start to unfold quickly — in Charlotte and around the league.