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  1. Based on what? This seems plain as day she fabricated this to get a few interviews and have a few talking points. She thought she could embellish and it would not explode on her, but got busted. Baker is brash, but to say something like that after deliberately laying low makes no sense.
  2. Watched a lot of him in college, was a stud at Colorado. He is an athlete that can serve a role not present on the team, not in the same role as Shi Smith. 3rd down back/wing. Can play multiple roles on offense in case of injuries. They likely gave up little. I like the move.
  3. The D-line and LB scores are encouraging, especially with Chubb and the Browns O-line on the horizon
  4. Drafting a "stud QB" and developing him to a point where you win is a very poor odds proposition. It's not like you just make a decision to go that route and it happens. IF Baker balls out (3500-4000 yards, 25-30 TDs, and 8-15 Picks) with 8 or more wins, I think it would be very short sighted to not sign him. He won't be cheap, but he will be less than the absolute top QB tier. And I believe he can play top tier enough, coupled with the better roster that comes along with him through cost savings that the panthers could compete for SBs with him. Those that think Baker is going to go through two "proof it" years are not thinking straight about this. Baker's stock was artificially low for three reasons this off-season: (1) big contract number when teams knew Browns had to let him go after signing DW and 2 backups, (2) combination of the media pile-on and Bakers self-created media spats, created narrative Baker is not a team player and has a bad attitude, (3) playing poorly last year with a significant injury made him look like a scrub. IF he has the year described above or better, with a good attitude, the narrative becomes: (1) He pulled the Browns out of the dumpster and took them to a playoff win despite inept management and coaching, with a great QB year in 2020, (2) he took a coach on the hot seat and team picked to be in the bottom 25% of the NFL to/on the verge of the playoffs, with a second top 10-15 QB season, (3) he is the reformed, humbled, team player Baker. With that someone is signing him to a fringe tier one contract.
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