Jon Snow

It's not about the reps. The young guys will get it. It's the experience and wisdom he brings as one of the best to the younger guys. That is worth another year or two alone. Gilmore > Jackson 10 times out of 10.

Two of those at minimum will be available at 6.

Both those teams were built for that. They started several years building depth before the "all in" approach. That's why it managed to work.

Let the Falcons trade up if they want to. I doubt they have their eye on the same qb as Rhule does anyway. If they do it will start the run on 2nd round qbs in the first 15 picks. That will be hilarious.

No, I doubt even one will be to be honest. But there's a better chance if you have more to choose from.

If anyone of those teams want the first choice of the group they will most likely have to trade ahead of us. I'm not buying anyone in the top 5 pulling the trigger. But dumber things have happened.

Do I have to?

They chose poorly.

That's the windbags in the media chumming for clicks. Agents are trying to make a commission pumping up their players through the media mouth breathers also. Pay that poo no mind. If a team drafts that kid from the hype around him then they are as dumb as the Panthers.

A smart coach would do that. But building a great oline takes time. A solid team would be drafting oline in every draft to keep the oline deep and prevent having to shell out large contracts to aging vets. A smart team would be taking a qb in every draft that is deep in qbs even with an established qb. Again, to hedge yourself against injuries or contract stalemates. A smart team would not throw second contracts at non-productive players that are a dime a dozen. I could go on and on about what could have and should have been done to change things. But I'm losing interest in helping Rhule figure this poo out.

Unfortunately new coaches are rarely afforded that luxury. They will most likely get to pick a new qb in the draft because the team he was hired to sucked. But he better choose wisely or he will be looking for a job after year 2.

I wouldn't be so sure. Rhule is running out of options here. The Panthers are not the only team desperate for a qb either.

To add to this, I wish they could somehow trade a player to either Jacksonville or Detroit for their 1st round pick for next season. That way we would have a pick much closer to the 1st overall. Makes it cheaper to move up if we are not there already. Hedge our bets so to speak.

This turd didn't float the last time it was throw out there.

Everything you see and here is smokescreen this time of the season.

I can't say that have ever used the word boy in any context. I say son a lot with anyone younger the myself. But that's only with men I know. I've said "Boy that was hot" if my mother is in the room. Otherwise it's usually the F word.

We need a backup to our backups backup. If he can bounce PJ he's worth a 4th.

Yes. But the bright side is that I get more handsome every year.

Both. Talent can only get a qb so far in this league. It takes a well built and coached team to maximize that talent.

Desperation.

They are to a 60 year old man.

So far I have not seen one I would take higher than the 2nd round. These kids need a lot of work.

Honestly could it be any worse if you add any of these kids to the group?

They are almost forced to go QB. Especially of they can sign a LT in FA. If that happens I would say there's a 90% chance it's a qb. If they trade out of the top 10 it could be both if there's any of either left worth a roster spot.