45catfan

I've seen some BBs with Lance moving ahead of Fields. I predicted this would happen, but it doesn't bode well for us getting Lance if he becomes the consensus #3 QB behind Lawrence and Wilson. I would absolutely gag if the Falcons drafted him. Philly, the Lions, yeah that would suck, but the freaking Falcons? Barf!!!

Based on??????

This is the problems with kids today. Absolutely zero respect. But hey, he got his 15 seconds of fame on TicTok, right? I'd be willing to bet a chunk of change that the kid staged this with some buddies to put on social media. He seemed way too comfortable (rehearsed talking points) with his trash talking for this to be completely impromptu. He knew Cam would be there and was like, "Hey, film me talking sh*t to Cam Newton and I will become famous on TikTok."

I'm good with Jimmy G. over Teddy. Both guys have contracts that expire in 2022. I would still want to draft a rookie QB this year, but Jimmy G. would give us a better 'bridge year' than Teddy. In other words, not a complete throw away season before the rookie QB is ready.

Trade down, yes, but not until at least the 3rd round. We have to hit on the first two picks, badly...i.e. day 1 starters. Rotational players and backups, sure, we can trade back and gain a couple of picks while not missing out on much talent-wise.

I would rather pocket most of that money and roll it over a year from now when the team has fewer holes to fill and can specifically target a position or two of need in FA. We have so many holes now, we could use every bit of that cap space during FA and still not have every position shored up.

I traded back twice to accumulate more picks. Oh, and yes please. If you are wondering why I skipped out on the LT, the reason is simple. If we are tagging Moton, and all indications are this is happening, that's too much money for a RT. His butt is sliding over to the left side and I drafted a solid RT and a swing tackle (that also can play guard) later on. Cox I drafted to take over for Chinn's roll. Chinn slides back to FS and Grant I drafted to replace Burris in a year and as injury insurance. No quality depth at safety. Two corners drafted, a slot WR, 3-tech DT, DE/DT that can line up anywhere on the DL and a pass rushing DE. I would take this draft all day!

I think they roll with Hurts and bring in a solid journeyman veteran to back him up. I doubt they go with another rookie QB.

It's year two. The core of the defense is in place and the systems are already established. Get solid OL line play and plug a few holes via the draft and FA, this team is easily an 8-8 team. You don't sniff .500 in year one of a rebuild.

Brushing up on safeties in the draft now. With the run on defense last year in the draft, I figured we would address corner, LB and DT at most and turn the focus to offense. Until the Boston release, drafting a safety would have been a luxury pick. Now, not so much.

If these players are cap casualties (i.e. getting handsomely paid) what makes people here think these very same players will all of a sudden go dumpster diving for deals? Will they bite on a somewhat cheaper deal? Possibly. Will they jump on the first low-balled contract a team throws at them? Nope. If we are building though the draft, many of those cap casualties will still be too rich for the Panthers.

My favorite BB for a few years now. They don't do a ton of mocks and are not particularly good at those, but as for ranking players, they do a very good job.

It was. I can't recollect who they had to make room for by bumping him, but I remember the staff had their fingers crossed Obada would clear waivers. As soon as he did, Efe was immediately re-signed with a corresponding move.

Switch Dazz Newsome for a corner at #153 (like Greg Newsome) and that would be .

Sacks on Brady, Brees, Rogers, Stafford and Ryan...awesome!

Nice video interview with Trey Lance's college HC: NDSUs Head Coach on Trey Lance

Interesting thought, Jimmy G is the preferred guy for the Pats and Maiota ends up with the 49ers. It's a great fit for the players and teams alike. Mariota could be really good in Shanahan's offense, shades from his Oregon days.

As I've said before, the 49ers are the only team that really makes sense to me. That's the reason I'm hoping they trade for a QB. I doubt the Patriots jump up all the way from #15. Denver seems to be giving Lock another look. I really can't see anyone else.

Give him credit, he handed Jacksonville Trevor Lawrence.

Why did they hire Hurney again? It seems like they are undercutting him with every front office hire. Seemingly a cushy job as more people are brought on board and have his duties delegated away. Ron's personal emotional support coordinator?

I'm thinking no as well, but the Eagles have to be content with their QB room and that doesn't happen until Wentz is shipped out of town. In the mean time, Hurts is already acting like the starting QB: Hurts Gathering Eagles WRs to Build Chemistry in Offseason.

So if Foles goes back to the Eagles and they have Hurts, do the Eagles still draft a QB? I think Foles knows he'd be a bridge QB and Hurts would be the heir apparent. Drafting another young QB makes little sense, IMO.

If I'm reaching for a tackle at #39, it isn't Carman. Switch Humphrey and Carman and I'm good with that. Doubtful Humphrey lasts until #73. Some BBs have him as the top center over Dickerson. I think they are very close, so call them 1 and 1a. Myers (#3) is likely the best center on the board at #73. Also, I don't think we wait until #223 to address corner, maybe as a second corner selection, bu not as the only CB drafted. With all the other concerns, TE is a luxury pick and WR is a semi-luxury pick. I do like the Moses pick because ILB is definitely a need.

We all know why Matt Kalil came here, it was a heavy lobbing job by Ryan at it's core. A popular captain and fixture on the team who was able to persuade someone in the front office. If Ryan wasn't here, I'm not sure Matt would have been here either.