
rmoneyg35
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That second round pick from last year. Sheesh
rmoneyg35 replied to Panthero's topic in Carolina Panthers
How can you give up on a player already after one season? Thomas Davis played after tearing his ACL 4 times in a row. he was considered the top RB. No one could have predicted him getting injured in the future. Still he could easily come back and dominate. Until we see what he does after he comes off this injury, I think it’s not smart to judge the pick. -
Round 2 - Panthers Select Nic Scourton at pick 51
rmoneyg35 replied to Bear Hands's topic in Carolina Panthers
I heard in the bleacher report draft coverage that he was the youngest player in the draft? He’s only 20 so he has lots of time to develop. Supposedly he played around 265-285 last season which slowed him down but he lost a lot of that weight so he should be faster. Gotta wonder if we end up getting a lot better player than the 2024 tape showed? If so then we really got a steal. -
Round 4 - Panthers draft Trevor Etienne RB UGA
rmoneyg35 replied to Bear Hands's topic in Carolina Panthers
This was probably the pick I liked the least but apparently he doesn’t have any flaws in his game, is a solid back all around and is only 20 so he could really improve. -
Round 5, Pick 27 (#163) - Mitchell Evans, TE, Notre Dame
rmoneyg35 replied to Icege's topic in Carolina Panthers
Love this pick. I believe he was considered the top or one of the top TE at one point. Injuries probably tanked his stock. He broke his foot in 2022 and tore his acl in 2023 so last season he was just coming off that injury. ND produces a lot of great TE and it looks like at worst he may just be a blocking TE but I think we could see a lot more out of him in a few years. -
Round 6, Pick 32 (#208) - Jimmy Horn Jr, WR, Colorado
rmoneyg35 replied to Icege's topic in Carolina Panthers
Watch the video Steve smith did on the guy. He could be a stud considering the talent Colorado had at WR, his numbers weren’t huge because he had to share reps. I recommend checking out the video. Steve smith video on Jimmy Horn Jr -
Don’t see why people hate on our WRs so much. We have 2 #1 WRs with Chark and Thielen. Chark has had some injury history but not that major. Thielen has age but can still be a good #1. He was behind the best WR in the game so it was hard for him to put up huge numbers but he still was good. TMJ could be a number one WR. He’s only played 2 years, didn’t get a lot of playing time but when he did halfway through the season he was good. We don’t know what we have in Mingo but he has a lot of potential. as long as those 4 stay healthy we should be fine. Even if one misses a few games they could easily replace one another. shenault and Shi are solid back ups who are young but are fine for 4-5 WR. why would you want us to trade/sign a older player to a big contract anyhow? We are rebuilding, we need to keep the cap space and grow our own players. How can we have guys like Mingo and TMJ get experience if we sign a vet WR?
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6000 yards, 98% completion percentage and 50 TDs, zero INTs.
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I think one reason why we signed Dalton is so we can sit young if he isn’t ready. Hopefully that doesn’t happen though.
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Lmao I actually ran across and watched his playoff video yesterday
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Funny I’ve seen draft comparisons of Mingo to Shenault. I wouldn’t be surprised if Shenault gets cut if we have a younger version of him. Last year I thought he would have made a good 3rd down RB who can catch the ball or used for short yardage. Why not? At least see how he does in practice and preseason.
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As much as I would love a TE, why would we need one? They will probably just end up on the practice squad and if they are any good they will get picked up by another team. We have Hurst, Thomas and Tremble. Those guys would have to get cut which is highly unlikely. We also have Ricci and Sullivan who have experience who would battle for the 4th spot (if we keep 4 te). Not drafting a te might actually be a smart thing after all. Wait until Ian Thomas contract expires, also by then we should know if Tremble is worth keeping or moving on from. So we could draft replacements then. Also TE is a position that usually takes time for a player to develop. Even your monster TEs didn’t start out with 800 yard seasons.
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Robert Lester was a projected first round pick? I actually had high hopes for him after his rookie season. Sad he didn’t last long. Ahhh the good old days when we had UDFA rookies staring in our secondary.
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DAY 2: Best of the Rest Big Board by Positions of Interest
rmoneyg35 replied to MHS831's topic in Carolina Panthers
So much talent left. We could end up with a beast TE to go with our rookie QB. Just think if Mayer or Washington falls to us and they are as good as advertised. That would be a huge boost to our offense. WR isn’t as big of a deal to me. I think there is better talent at CB than edge right now and I feel that CB is a bigger need than edge. -
Only if Corral gets cut/traded. I think it’s smart to have two young QBs and one vet.
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People act like short players haven’t ever been great before. They ignore how his BMI is more than Qbs bigger than him.
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Th 6’2 prototypical QB is a myth, look at the shotgun percentages
rmoneyg35 replied to TheBigKat's topic in Carolina Panthers
Bro you act like someone a few inches shorter is such a big deal. -
Let’s get the record straight on S2
rmoneyg35 replied to TheMostInterestingMan's topic in Carolina Panthers
It’s funny how people thinking the S2 and wonderlic are the same. -
Scott Fitterer on WFNZ this morning
rmoneyg35 replied to TheSpecialJuan's topic in Carolina Panthers
“But but guys it’s literally a smokescreen” -
And people seem to forget that Cam had all sorts of batted passes. Never mind it wasn’t a factor for Bryce in the SEC which is loaded with NFL defensive talent. Never mind he’s only 10 pounds lighter than CJ despite being 4 inches shorter, never mind there’s been nfl QBs the same size that were fine.
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I wish they had limits on what players could get paid. If they are going to have caps then why not limits? Also they should make it to where teams resigning players they drafted don’t cost as much against the cap. I would love if they did something to where you could cancel contracts if a player gets hurt or doesn’t play up to expectations and it won’t hurt the cap.
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For those acting like the S2 must not be that big of a deal because it’s been around since 2015, well I don’t think you’ve given it much thought. It would take years for the nfl to take it seriously because you would need for a player to play for a few years and need multiple draft classes so you can look at the data more. It probably took years for people to even take it seriously and I am sure a lot of your older front office people wouldn’t take something new seriously.