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I think trading back to the late teens, getting a 2nd and a 3rd, and taking Willis, Pickett or Howell is the best option. Doubtful all three are taken in the top 20.

It's amazing how much Darnold is the anti-Burrow Joe could bite off a fingernail and spit it out and that fingernail has more swag and poise than Darnold

Agree but they can spin it that "they gave up nothing for Darnold in the long run" They've already done some of that "GM speak" last draft

70% He's coaching the Cowboys next season 29% He's on TV for a year then coaching the Cowboys in 2023 1% The Raiders throw a ridiculous 100M/6 year contract and he's coaching the Raiders

I would trade deep into the teens and get our 2nd and 3rd back. There is plenty of talent and probably some QB's that will fall.

100% chance @BurnNChinn will be the first guy to post "The Panthers will win a SB and its because of Tepper" the moment we go on a 3 game win streak This board is extreme bipolar, I've never seen anything like it

Exactly. All these jags will act like this never happened when we start winning again. There is a lot of "talking out of your ass" syndrome on the huddle right now

Bruce Arians has always been a really dumb coach, just got carried to a SB win last year by Brady and a historically talented offense and defense

None of that matters. Only a franchise QB matters. Get a top 10 QB and the huddle turns from doom and gloom to everything is happy, regardless of the damn owner of the team or the coach. We had the league's best offense with JERRY RICHARDSON AND MIKE SHULA of all people.

Not true, if we had Burrow we'd be every bit as good as the Bengals That is why teams trade tons of resources for a QB, because if they hit, they are good and can figure out the rest later Fields and Mac Jones aren't in the same realm as Burrow The fact we won 5 games without any NFL caliber QB's speaks to the team we have. The same league-leading Packers team with Sam Darnold instead of Rodgers would have won 5 games or less.

Campbell has us passing up all QB's for offensive line with Neal at the top of our board because we "love versatility"

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Yep. I am not an emotional child like most of the huddle.

I didn't say it was a good offensive line, but our QB's were horrid irregardless of the line. It's a lazy excuse. Burrow would have done just fine behind this line this season.

I watched every one, I don't care enough to go back to game threads and give examples. At one point Darnold had the 2nd highest time in the pocket in the entire league. He just blows. Panics and never moves around correctly in the pocket to buy even more time like most QB's. And Cam just doesn't have an arm anymore.

Our QB's had plenty of time in a fair amount of games this year, they just can't complete passes. This was always about QB...not Rhule or Brady or Tepper. It's extremely hard to find a good one.

Jesus there are so many Niner fans in Dallas, anyone see that? The crowd is mostly red!

Where did we have the opportunity to draft Burrow or Allen? Do you already forget how miserable the Bengals were before Burrow?

Still want Mac Jones? He just can't make a lot of throws. The ultimate game manager QB.

Right now Campbell has us taking OT/G Evan Neal at 6

This also confirms that Charlie Campbell of Walterfootball does indeed have a source inside the organization so whoever he says we are picking in his 2022 mock draft is probably at the top of our draft board Last year during the draft Campbell said “a team picking in the top 10 that needed a tackle passed on Slater because they thought he was too small for a tackle and didn’t want to pick a guard that high,” which is almost verbatim what Rhule just said Campbell has correctly called the last 4 Panthers first round picks (and also said the Panthers were going to take Horn no matter who was on the board, BEFORE last years draft)

-Building a massive new practice facility that is better than the crappy outdoor field right outside the stadium that Jerry thought was okay for NFL players to practice -Goal of breaking ground on a new stadium in the next 10 years, with additional development around the stadium site, and not a dome -Took a hands off approach immediately after buying the team, then chose to fire the old regime after they weren't going anywhere -Opens his pocketbook to pay big money to coach and staff, even if he signed off on the wrong one it is still great to not have a cheapskate -Aggressive in finding a franchise QB, only to be turned down by Stafford (trade was done) and Watson's penis -Doesn't have female staffers massage his bare feet I think you should give him more than a few years, especially since he took over a team that was aged out and without a franchise QB

Posts like this are hilarious, huddle is reaching all time cringe/reddit territory

Cringe Also probably the weakest of chants at BoA ever

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