jayboogieman

I hope you're right

But that layout from the uneven bars is perfect. Surely that makes up for some passing mechanic issues

Don't even have to worry about her passing the ball either. She'll tumble her way into the endzone for touchdowns in a dazzling display of acrobatic prowess!

The question is does Reich change with the times or does he keep more of the traditional under center offense? This is perhaps last chance at being an HC since he's no spring chicken and the game has evolved to be more spread than under center. Just look at HS and college football for proof. The majority of these young QBs have grown up in the spread. No matter which QB the Panthers take at #1, it would be better to allow them to operate the offense in the way they're most comfortable doing than trying to force them to be something they're not. Hopefully, Reich and Co do that instead of trying to force a square peg into a round hole like former Panthers' coaches have done.

Fixed for accuracy

To be fair, this is sort of @TheSpecialJuan's thing

If Levis was the pick, I'll take the same stance with him I'll do with the rest, which is hope for the best while waiting to see what happens. One thing to add to that is the first 3-4 games don't mean a thing. Just look back to when Darnold led the Panthers to 3-0 under Rhule before it all collapsed for proof.

Don't worry. They're going to play it super safe and allow Marty to make the pick. Bijon Robinson or Jack Campbell come on down. You're the next Panthers' #1 pick!

Or guys that just ball out in a contract year to max their income potential and then once the ink is dry, decide to not give a fudge

Until he does it for a decade or so, I won't believe he has that same sort of magic touch. As for the rest, we'll just have to wait and see.

The Saints have that voodoo cap magic. The Panthers don't have that. Seriously though, even if the cap goes up, every player is going to want a bigger slice of the pie. As @WUnderhill pointed out, 24 million used to be QB money. Now, it's DT money while QBs are getting 40-50 million. Chinn will probably be the odd man out, maybe Horn as well if he can't stay healthy. One other thing to consider is if TMJ makes a leap this season, he'll be in line for a new contract. With WR contracts already going over 100 million for the top guys, the non elite WRs will want a lot more as well and that includes TMJ.

They won't sign them all because you can't tie up most of the money on defense in the current era. There's guys on the offense, like Icky, they'll want to re-sign. Plus free agents and future draft picks too.

Nope. It's gotta be Anderson's and Levis' turn next. There's still plenty of time for the hype to circle back to Stroud.

Tepper is getting a fear boner at that thought. #1 For Watson and that huge contract.

I think so since the majority has fallen in love with Stroud since the Georgia game and are convinced AR will bust or at least take years to develop.

The Stroud/Young debate horse is dead though. People keep going round and round over size. I would love to see AR or Levis be the pick just for the outrage at this point. I'd feel the same if Bijan Robinson or Jack Campbell is the pick too.

6'4" 244 lbs Young and Stroud stans: Size bros:

Because people love to

Spinning the football like it's a basketball? Point guard skill! Can run the RPO? Frank wants a QB that can do that too. Height and mass? 6'4 244lbs!