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8 hours ago, CRA said:
Beason, Kalil, Charles Johnson plus a Rosario Dawson.
Morgan, Jenkins, Smitty
Peppers, Foster, Spoon
Several with 2. Luke and Norman, KK and Star, Williams and Anderson, Stew and Otah
Recently we have sucked. But we used to get multiple legit starters in drafts
Used to. And this proves my point. The best drafts theyve had still couldn't produce a championship level team. And all those guys produced how many back to back winning seasons? How many times did they help win the nfcs? That's right, it doesn't matter until they figure out how to add more than 2 or 3 good players every half decade or so. It takes a complete team built over the long haul to compete every season, not just compete every decade or so. They have to do that EVERY draft.
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45 minutes ago, CRA said:
You talking starters in terms of rookie season or overall?
I mean we have had drafts with multiple pro bowlers for us and landing 3 or 4 legit starters for us. Not the norm but it’s happened a time or two
In how many drafts? Just because they are forced to start doesn't make them pro bowl level either. I cannot remember a single draft that the Panthers got multiple pro bowl players from one draft. If they did its been so long ago and uneventful that it wasn't worth remembering. So yeah, it's rare that the Panthers had even a decent draft beyond the 1st round. One good draft will not fix this team. I stand by that even if they miraculously find players that turn into something.
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3 hours ago, Captain Morgan said:
Saints OL Hurst just retired. Their board now saying they have 3 holes on their once mighty line. They all agree Penning was a bust as well.
I'm guessing they will be drafting some offensive line help this time around.
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3 hours ago, CRA said:
ISM is just a body. We were his 3rd team in 3 years and he hasn't done anything.
basically, it's Theilen, Johnson, and Mingo. Everyone else could go and it just be business. I mean, technically we got 8 WRs under contact I think right now.
I guess there is a question on David Moore, I'm not sure if all the info is up on the salary sites. But it looks like they could even cut if they wanted to. It doesn't look like he has any guaranteed money.
What Morgan should be focusing on it getting the best players from the draft group that is available to him this year. If that happens to be a defensive player he shouldn't pass on the guy just because he needs offensive talent. Especially if what's available for offensive help is not on the same level of said defensive player. It just comes down to who's still on the board when he picks. Not every position need can or will be addressed in this draft. It simply will not happen because no team is that lucky for one thing and this team is in bad, really bad shape. Secondly, no draft is filled with enough talent to allow for any team to walk away with more than one possible starter and one or two contributors in any one draft. I think everyone needs to curb their expectations about this year's draft.
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31 minutes ago, CRA said:
i'm just ready for the draft.
tired of the this is who we should draft threads
looking forward to the WTF are you doing threads. or the check out this highlight I just found of this player I never heard of before we just drafted, that is 100% going to be Steve Smith part deux or Luke Kuechly reborn. Sprinkle in some I'm done with this team or call me crazy but I think we can the make the playoffs, you got to think of the division we are in ones.
That sums this place up perfectly. It happens every year and will continue on long after we're gone.
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39 minutes ago, Leaky_Faucet said:
Ahem. Excuse me.
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1 minute ago, rayzor said:
someone told me once the best way to eat fish is eat the meat, leave the bones. take the good stuff and be happy for it and leave the bad stuff behind.
now if i was in a position to make change happen, then it would be important for me to pay more attention to the bones. as a fan, though, i don't bear that responsibility. i don't need it. i don't want it. i've got enough on me as it is. i need to have things in my life that give me an escape from all of that (not that i need to escape from my life, it's actually quite good) but i have to make a lot of decisions and be hyper critical in other areas of my life.
i'm quite happy to leave that stuff to guys that get paid to do it while i sit back and try to enjoy as much as i can.
That's my philosophy as well.
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Just now, rayzor said:
i think we're a 6-8 win team this year. and that's me being really optimistic. i'd be really happy to see that.
I'm not ready to make any predictions with this year's team. There's just too many unknowns involved to know what to expect. Ask me again after preseason.
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1 hour ago, rayzor said:
it's not being positive just to be positive. it's looking for reasons to be positive because i hate feeling like crap about the team. until this iteration of the panthers proves otherwise, i choose to believe that they can figure out a way to not suck and actually be fun to watch again.
and superfan...lol. i'm just a guy that always tries to look for the good.
This is where I'm at. If it begins to upset my mood I do not need to be involved with it. The whole state of the franchise has become quite amusing to me. I find enjoyment when there's something positive that happens, no matter how small. I've learned to laugh at the negative elements that exist because that's how bad it's gotten. I've become accustomed to expect the worst and count anything positive as a blessing. It is what it is - old Foxy
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1 hour ago, CRA said:
really looking forward to preseason, I hope Canales is going to be bringing a fresh offensive take to Carolina that doesn't look like Tampa on repeat. I think we need to be doing some different things given our QB and WR setup.
I would not judge the offense by how it looks in preseason. It will be vanilla. Having said that, last preseason definitely was a foreshadowing of things to come. So who knows.
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1 minute ago, Bear Hands said:
That takes the fun out of a fresh thread on Friday my dude. No trouble, writing a few names down takes a nanosecond
Have fun with it then. Far be it for me to stop someone from wasting time and energy on a fruitless effort. Please carry on.
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You might want to wait until the 1st round is over before you go through all this trouble to only only have to start over anyway.
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1 hour ago, rayzor said:
if the guy calling the shots won't listen to anyone else because he thinks he knows more than anyone else, it's hard to convince him of anything.
from the way it sounds, there wasn't much communication going on between scouting department and coaches until this year.
they are doing things differently this year. doesn't matter that some of the players are the same because the big dogs at the top calling the shots the last few years aren't there (except maybe tepper and he's being quiet).
that, on it's own, is enough for some optimism. the problem wasn't the scouts. it was the decision makers.
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1 hour ago, rayzor said:
how do you figure they do more than a regional scout employed by the teams? why would you think that these regional scouts haven't been around the game their whole lives or that they spend less time or do less work than brugler or whoever? these regional scouts aren't volunteering their work.
teams also are looking specific things and traits that the draftniks may not be taking into consideration that are specific to their teams. draftniks aren't as dialed into specific teams as much as regional scouts who are tied to the teams.
regional scouts are just going to be better at evaluating for the specific teams than any of the draftniks...at least they'll know more about what the teams that employ them are looking for more than the draftniks. teams will have a big board that is done by their guys that is specific to what they have deemed important for their teams.
draftniks just do a broad based big board that isn't specific to any team so they are ranking players and picking for teams based on incomplete information about these teams. it just doesn't make sense for teams to rely on them for anything except to maybe get an idea about where players might fall...but even with that they shouldn't count on that being reliable intel.
teams may notice what draftniks are saying, but they also have their own league sources that they will use.
i think we just put too much stock in draftniks and their rankings.
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33 minutes ago, Basbear said:
Yep....
My main deal for the up coming season is to find if the QB can play or not. Don't care about wins, just if young is a NFL QB or not.
in 2025.......so much is needed still. Honestly the same draft form this this year is needed for next-
2 WRs
1-C
1- MLB
1- edge
1- DB/CB
1- TE
Its also a big year for icky too........maybe bigger than young cause I can not watch that vomit play 2023 again. Same deal, time to figure it buddy....
Plus its going suck hard if evero gets a HC elsewhere given most of the defensive players are here cause of him.
You could add RB to that list as well.
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30 minutes ago, Bear Hands said:
I have many concerns. Thing is..we met with him like 4-5 times so am just bracing and hoping my concerns are things he can quickly prove wrong, overcome and/or build up.
I think taking him in the second round is a bit too rich for me. At 65 is fair but higher is too much of a gamble for me.
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25 minutes ago, frankw said:
This is some next level cringe.
To the subject at hand though. BPA is fine. 2024 is going to be a wasted developmental year anyway.
As will 2025 I suspect.
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1 hour ago, strato said:
Young has the short touch throws in his pocket. He will never have the drive the ball on a line for 30 yards type of juice. To almost ‘will’ it there just ahead of a closing defender? You hope he knows better.
The thing I've noticed about Bryce is that he is/was not a gambler on his throws. He almost obsessed about not making a mistake. But he didn't make many in college. After the first Atlanta game those picks got to him I think. Then Frank started that "keep it in the neighborhood" crap and started taking more control over the plays for some reason. The whole thing was dysfunctional from the jump.
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6 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:
Daniel Jeremiah doesn't have Legette in his top 50 players and Dane Brugler has him rated at his 13th WR and a 3rd round pick. Brugler had Mingo rated as a 3rd last year as well
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11 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:
Most of what I read were concerns about his size in relation to durability. I probably read “if Bryce was 6’2” he be the perfect prospect” several times. Arm seemed to be mentioned as “good enough” by most.
Hey if he busts maybe we overcorrect and draft a 6’8” QB with an absolute cannon?Bryce has a range of 55 yards. I watched his pro day and counted the air yards on his deep throws. That's if he steps into it. Now his accuracy on those deep throws were hit and miss. But he can throw a ball 55 yards in the air, if he steps into it. Stroud threw his 10 yards more and Richardson throw for about 2 or 3 more than Stroud. It is what it is.
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23 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:
Wonder what happened to him/her?
Probably got insulted by some idiot in here and said "peace out mtfr's". A large contingent around here wants to shout down anyone who might actually hear things because why? Who the hell knows. Anyway, take what I said with a grain of salt. I listen to their posts and take it for what it is. Doesn't mean it's 100% accurate all the time but I respect it.
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I'm not believing anything unless @Leaky_Faucet says it.
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Why is no one considering double dip at WR?
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Building a team to make a run at 1 SB win is doable if you have a bit of luck. Building a team to be in the playoffs every year is much more than luck. It takes a great to solid FO and coaching staff. That doesn't happen a 1 or 2 off seasons. It takes years of solid drafting and wish cap allocations. We have not had any of that since inception. Luck got us to 2 SB's. Bad management has kept them from sustainable success.