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Honestly, this is a bad take. I think if we didn’t pay most of the rest of his salary you might have a point but we barely got any value and still took the cap hit. If you are getting that little you hold on and go for a comp pick. At least then you are getting a 5th rounder without giving up a high 6th for it. We took the salary hit just to move up a few picks. Again, the player we draft at the Ravens 5th is likely available at our early 6th. Even if DJ is a problem you just keep him inactive and wait and see if you get a better offer. I mean with Diggs out, I can’t fathom you couldn’t have gotten a 5th from Houston or at least swap picks and they cover the full salary.
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He doesn’t have the physical tools. He's certainly not fast enough to be a Fields or Lamar or Cam or Daniels where his running is a legit weapon. He’s also saddled with an anemic arm. Baker and Sam had physical tools and in Baker’s case, had success for a year elsewhere. Darnold also had a period of success here as well. Bryce doesn’t have that fall back talent that someone else can improve with coaching.
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Offensive Starters (Where are they found in the draft)
WhoKnows replied to SCO96's topic in Carolina Panthers
I don’t mean to rain on anyone’s parade but these %s aren’t surprising nor are the UDFAs. First, the %s align to the importance of the picks. QBs and Ts are generally drafted the highest. The rest of the positions are ones that tend to be taken later. Often the best C/Gs in the draft don’t get picked until round 2. UDFAs are just volume. Teams sign more UDFAs than they draft every year. When you are dealing with 20 something UDFAs every year and 5 guys selected in round 3 to 7, is it surprising that there will be some UDFA starters? I’m pretty sure that many of us draft guys have been saying for years that we should be erring on OL late in the draft but no one in Panthers GM chairs has listened for years until we realized we took a long snapper over a legit starting Guard. That next year we took another G in the 6th from the exact same school. That was one of those ahah moments where you realized Fitterer’s plan was just do what Seattle did and then just copy other team’s success when you’re on the hot seat. None of which worked. -
Top 3 going into this year? Wow. I’ll be honest that I haven’t watched much of him this year but I remember watching some of the big games last year and he wasn’t good at all. Against Michigan, Ohio St. and Ole Miss, his completion % was in the 40s all 3 games. Even against Rutgers and Illinois, his completion % was in the 40s.
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Me too. Luckily, haven’t needed it for anyone else yet. Figured what the heck since Hubbard was looking decent. I’ll likely never start him as RB is my strength unless he looks like Hubbard on steroids.
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You’re right. The article I read said a 5th. It was the first pick in the 6th so basically the same as the 5th we’ll get from Baltimore.
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Listen Dan, we saw your willingness to trade Diontae for a box of crackers and we’d like to take. How about we do you a solid and take Horn off your hands for a conditional 7th as long as you pay for half of his 5th year option. Deal?
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Yeah, I’m thinking we stopped due to the embarrassment of the Diontae for Donte and realizing our net result was a 7th for trading away a 6th and two starters. Probably think, we don’t need to look even worse than the terribleness we are.
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And we were the only one that traded away 2 firsts, 2 seconds and DJ Moore to pick the biggest bust of them all and of course one of those picks was the #1 overall pick in a QB draft class that has looked very strong so far.
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Again, we gave Pittsburgh a 5th and got back a 7th in the DJ for DJ swap. The 5th we got from Baltimore is cancelled by the 5th we gave Pittsburgh. So we really got a 7th for Diontae, Donte and a 6th.
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That’s wrong. We have Pittsburgh a 5th and got back their 7th. The 5th we got back is cancelled by the 5th we gave Pittsburgh. So we traded away what you said but really only got back a 7th. Lol.
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SMH, so much for the cap savings people were saying we’re getting. Also, considering what we traded away to Pittsburgh for Diontae, we basically traded away Donte, Diontae and our 6th and got back a 7th. Morgan is a genius! We even saved next to nothing in cap space. Nothing like the final tally being that we traded 2 decent players and a 6th and got back a 7th. SMH.
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It’s a meaningless swap. The guy we’d get in the 6th is probably the same guy we’ll get late 5th. Also, on a day when Kirk (possible alternative to Diontae) goes out for the year and Diggs is also out for the year, that’s all we could get? I didn’t even realize Baltimore was interested in another WR but I’m sure Houston is.
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They don’t but that’s basically equivalent to a late 6th round pick. Might as well just release him and not waste the 5 minutes bending over to the Ravens.
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That’s horrible value if true. That’s literally 5-10 picks. At that point in the draft, we’d probably get the same guy we wanted at either their 5th or our 6th. Again, hoping that’s not correct.