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26 minutes ago, Toomers said:

   With the cap space, and extra picks you showed so they could survive losing those picks.  Sure would be logical. And they could keep their high 2nds too. 

And Watson can say no to them. 

I would trade 5 players, and 3 first round draft picks for him right now. No remorse. LOL. 

10 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Also not entirely accurate.

The Rams didn't just give those picks away. They traded them for returns (Jalen Ramsey, for example).

Of course. Still the point still stands. 

1 minute ago, joemac said:

The Rams have not had a first round pick since 2016 and they seem to be doing OK for themselves.

Not bad at all. 

3 minutes ago, 45catfan said:

You mean CMC's and Shaq's?  Those are new deals.  They are on the books for a while. Also, have you even seen Watson's contract?  Cap friendly this year before hitting ~$40 million a year after that.  But I get it, he's going to come here, rip up his contract and graciously take a huge pay cut just because the Huddle wants it so.

Na, I was talking Luke’s, Short, and a few others. He’ll get paid handsomely regardless. You a salary cap manager? Please tell me more. 

1 minute ago, jfra78 said:

All those guys have question marks, We know what Watson is

Usually don’t agree with anything this guy says. But he’s spot on here. 

A lot of capologist in here this morning. It’s kind of cute. Saints have made it work with bad contracts for years, and you guys act like the Panthers couldn’t do it with Watson. Lol. 

1 minute ago, 45catfan said:

After getting Watson and being cap strapped for the foreseeable future, the same people who are saying walk over broken glass an molten hot coals barefoot to make this happen will be the same ones saying we ruined another QBs career when we don't have the resources to put top-tier talent in other spots on this roster.

Not gonna be cap strapped when some of these awful contracts are off the books. Next....

2 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

Giving up so much for one player, no matter how great, on a rebuilding team is exactly the thinking that gets GMs fired.  You are never one player away from a championship.  It's the way fans think but realistic for a team starting from the ground up.  Despite what the homer's think around here this team is a long way from competing for the playoffs and giving up everything for Watson will not change that.  It would cripple this team for years.  Thank God there are smarter people running this team now. 

Subtract Teddy this year, put in Watson the Panthers are in the Playoffs and possibly beating the Saints and Bucs at least once a piece. And beating the Falcons 2 times. The Panthers are a legit QB away from contending, as the defense is already mediocre enough and will get better next year. 

1 minute ago, GoobyPls said:

We have no where close to the resources the Dolphins and jets do.

And he has a no trade clause. So he can say no to both. Also, the Texans really gonna trade for the damn pick they traded? Texans probably don’t want him in the AFC. 

Just now, cardiackat88. said:

We have about 15 major holes to fill while Watson takes a Cam caliber beating, I am just not sold.

Have patience and work the draft will lots of accumulated capitol, as there is plenty of talent to uncover without having to used top 5 rated talent, which isn't always guranteed.

This team has some odd fans. Get a top 5 QB? No. Let’s build through the draft and hope we hit on a QB! Yay! Let’s also win a meaningless game! Hurray! 
 

DeShauns worth the next 3 first rounders if I’m honest. 

Just now, jackson113 said:

The real question... would you?....

1 minute ago, BurnNChinn said:

Yeah, winning made so much sense. So glad the 8th pick is in our grasp instead of the 3rd pick. So fuging stupid. 

Just now, AceBoogie said:

Knowing what his grievances are in Houston and knowing how y’all treat QBs that look like him. Nope not going to happen. 

I wanted Cam to do well. And loved Cam while he was here. Shrugs. 

1 minute ago, BurnNChinn said:

Yeah look what losing cost eagles, but hey keep wanting to be a loser.

That’s what I thought. Same other guy saying no chance wanted to win as well. So dumb. 

8 minutes ago, BurnNChinn said:

Yeah good luck with that, u really think he knows we are interested. He is just saying us because everyone knows we need a qb

Aren’t you one of the ones that wanted to win for “winning culture” as well? Seems to be a theme. It’s like you guys want the team to be ass or something and have no hope. 

Just now, Hoenheim said:

There really needs to be a stickied catch all Watson thread unless he actually gets signed 

Traded for* fixed. 

Just now, WarPanthers89 said:

Who wouldn’t love you have him?? It would be amazing. 
 

Reality though is that we don’t have the Cap or the assets to get him.

We do. Especially when we release Short and others, but okay. 

Just now, WarPanthers89 said:

Yeah, I’m gonna listen to Rap over you. Just saying and poo. 

28 minutes ago, Scott12345 said:

The tarheels are just as bad as dook

I think Duke is worse. They have no interior help. 

1 hour ago, Shocker said:

OP is talking shet about Graham (as he should).  Did you read the post?

Yeah, and Graham was solid tonight. Duh. The 

Graham was 7-15, 4-9 from 3, and had 5 rebounds and 7 assists. Graham has been ass this season. To no ones surprise OP picks one of the few games Graham plays well to make this thread. Go watch your shitty Duke team OP and stop making threads. 

Agreed. Great bourbon to sip on next to a fire on a cold night. 

3 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I'm not advocating a complete return to normal, but we can start opening up a lot of businesses while wearing masks and implementing basic social distancing standards. I don't expect a return to full normalcy before next summer, but we have to start evolving in that direction and making the best of the "new normal" in the meantime. 

The trickiest part to me is handling things like the restaurant industry, bars, theaters, etc. I've seen a lot of suggestions about allowing those businesses to open up at reduced capacity but I'm honestly not sure if that's economically sustainable for them. Restaurant margins are already razor thin. I just can't foresee a scenario where the service industry doesn't just get absolutely crushed by this thing. There are a LOT of bars and restaurants out there whose doors will never reopen (under current ownership, that is). 

Went out Friday because the lady friend and I didn't want to cook. 

Ran into a ton of traffic on the way to the burger spot here in Durham/Raleigh. Then, some dudes car caught on fire and it was utterly shocking the amount of traffic out that day.