J.B.

Maybe we should move him to FB since he can’t throw the ball more than 10 yards downfield anymore

1. Let Cam go. He just doesn’t have it anymore. Darnolds contract requires that he be here next year 

2. Go “all in” on an LT in free agency. There are some good ones and we have money to spend 

3. resign Reddick and Gilmore. Extend Shaq. Let Donte and Carter walk

4. trade back in the first - pick up a starting caliber interior OL. Should be one available. Draft a QB in round 2 with the picks acquired trading out of 1. Someone will slide into round 2. Best available with the remaining picks - focusing on OL, LB, S and TE

1 hour ago, hepcat said:

Rhule valued getting off the field on 3rd down by drafting Horn. But as we saw last night, is that even going to matter if the offensive line is getting absolutely mauled and Darnold is getting sacked? Even when the defense gave the offensive good field position with a turnover they couldn’t capitalize because of poor offensive line play. 

The OL gave up 2 sacks and paved the way to 34 points. Are they a great unit? No. Did it look pretty? No. Do they have big name guys (other than Moton)? No. But You do that every week and you are going deep in the playoffs 

1 hour ago, Daddy_Uncle said:

I won't be surprised if both get cut and we sign someone else. Seen it before

When?

don’t underestimate the value of knowing the system. 

24 minutes ago, Ivan The Awesome said:

Funny how the huddle was all over PJ's nuts last week, this week PJ is expendable. xD

 

Grier looked like crap last week, look meh this week. 

 

I don't care who stays as long as they are the tallest midget i suppose. You can't keep 3 QB's. 

Meh?

Grier looked pretty damn good last night 

I think you can stash PJ on the practice squad. Don’t think you can do that with Grier.

Grier has looked much better. PJ has a big arm and scrambles…..but he is more terrible than Grier (who is mildly terrible)

Any idea?

10 minutes ago, saX man said:

Have we ever taken the 1st CB in a draft? I mean, the defense is gonna be loaded. 

Chris Gamble

1 hour ago, ClawOn said:

I seriously think he's the worst QB I've seen play at the NFL level. 

Not even the top five worst in team history

4 hours ago, Basbear said:

Hold the fug up, Mac"  FUCJBDIYEUCHNDSHCVSBUCDIHNKUJVHNCYER" Jones is worth 3 firsts and a third????

Picking him over Lance or even Fields??? SF just made one of the biggest mistakes in draft history, if they do pick MAC "%^&TGBHTIYUGBU "Jones

I just can not believe this, sorry @Verge . Whats next Watson gets a lawsuit form 20+ people, yea right.

Why? Because he’s not a run-around QB?

He processes faster than the other QBs and has better intangibles. He’s just not an athlete......which is the least important characteristic of a QB

3 hours ago, Basbear said:

Im aware of the ryan contract and all, but feel about 90% sure they will take a QB and it will be Fields. Not matter the talk, what not, and reports. 

You don’t draft a QB top 5 to sit for 2 years behind your franchises most successful QB. Has that ever happened? A top 5 QB is drafted to be the face of the franchise. I can’t see a scenario where this happens after adding 3 years to Mattys contract

pick 5 gets them their choice of the best non-qb in the draft. And QB is not one of their top needs

We need to come to grips with the fact that Teddy is going to be under center in 2021. We will draft one - but they won’t be ready.

6 hours ago, Soul Rebel said:

Jonnu: 25 years old - 41 rec. - 448 yards - 8 TD ---- $12.5M avg.

Henry: 26 years old - 60 rec. - 613 yards - 4 TD ---- $12.5M avg.

Everett: 26 years old - 41 rec. - 417 yards - 1 TD ---- $6M avg.

Rudolph: 31 years old - 28 rec. - 334 yards - 1 TD ---- $6M avg.

Cook: 33 years old -  37 rec. - 504 yards - 7 TD ----  $6M avg.

 

Arnold: 26 years old - 31 rec. - 438 yards - 4 TD -- $3M avg.

Great point

30 minutes ago, nctarheelreincarnated said:

So, twice. That's all you got huh? Two times. Neither for a QB? Wow. That's lovely. 

That’s all I can think of off the top of my head. Also the RG3 trade was pretty bad. You have an example of one that worked out?

13 minutes ago, Beerfacedlegend said:

Texans want 3 first round picks 

I’m sure they do.

but they just lost their negotiating leverage when Watson went public. You can’t have a disgruntled face of the franchise. So they now almost certainly must trade him. 

Two 1’s and Bridgewater.

Anything more is just too much.

I think history shows the team giving up the farm for a player loses and the team getting all the picks usually wins  (Saints with Ricky, Vikings with Herschel)

6 hours ago, CarolinaSunday said:

There is a lot of discussion in the various threads about whether the Panthers should draft a QB at #8, go after a free agent, or trade for a QB (you know who I mean).  Threads have popped up about what it would likely cost to trade for a QB and whether any of the upcoming free agents are worth taking a shot on.  

To help round out the discussion, I made a chart (I love charts) of the QBs who have been drafted in the first round in the past ten years and how long they were with their respective teams.  It was interesting to me that the earliest draft in which a QB was still with the team that drafted him was *2016*.  Although there are earlier drafted QBs still in the league, and some of them are still starting somewhere, I think you can see there are not a lot of barn burners here. I think drafting a QB is a crap shoot and you don't really know what you're going to end up with.

Of this list, I see 4 QBs who made it to the SB (depending on how you count Carson Wentz, I counted him since he was a large reason why they made it) and 1 QB who has won the SB (did not count Wentz here since he did not play). (Josh Allen could be added to this tabulation this year, we'll see).

And 2013... woof, man.

 

Would love to see the data on rounds 2-7 of the same time period