Coheed

Cam is one of my favorite panthers of all time but if I see one more comment about how we should bring him back I’m gonna lose my poo. I love Cam, but the dude isn’t a starting QB in the league anymore and hasn’t been for a while. It sucks but it’s the truth.

To be fair I think paying big money to one of the shortest shelf life positions in the NFL and running your entire offense through one guy is just as much to blame for the position we’re in as the trading away of draft capital.

Two firsts was never, ever ever going to happen dude. Multiple firsts is pretty much franchise QB territory only (See: Stafford, Wilson, and Browns Predator trades). Wilsons having a rough year but at the time of the trade, that's what he was viewed as. CMC is awesome no doubt, and you can make whatever argument you want about him playing more if we were contending, but at the end of the day he's a 26 year old RB who hasn't finished, or even played half a season in years. Whether it's deserved or not, he has a reputation around the league now as injury prone and will until he plays most of at least a full season or two, and he's on a pretty big contract to boot. If you take the emotional element out of it, it's not a bad trade at all.

Two firsts for a guy who hasn’t played a full season in three years? I love CMC dude but absolutely was never a chance. A first was a long shot in the first place

I honestly think most of the negative reaction here is just how much he's loved as a player, myself included. I actually think this is a solid haul of picks, its just one of those players that hurts to see go no matter what.

Will never understand the people that look at the helmet and nothing else. Stroud looks like an entirely different QB.

byron or demeco for me. who the hell knows a few months from now though

Absolutely not.

We’d be giving up capital for a dude to MAYBE win five or six games at most when we need every pick we can get right now. Pass.

Why would we trade for a QB when we’re in full on coach and FO limbo? There’s literally no point. It’d be a complete waste of draft capital.

Signing a rookie without a knee to be QB 2 with two weeks left to go before the season seems like…not a great move. great arm but the dude moves like a minivan that lost power steering

I’ll take the hometown stud LT prospect that grew up a fan of the team over the sexual predator, easily.

Not to mention someone that was born in the home city of the team and grew up a FAN. Dude was in the stands for our 15 NFC Ship vs the Cards. Absolutely crazy to me. Couldn't love the pick more

Would gladly take him over a rapist anyday.

Would love to see us go after Baker

Hell yeah. Eager to see the numbers after those Kirk and Davante Adams contracts tho.....

Gotta be honest Zod, reading you pine after him on Twitter and the huddle throughout this saga only to watch you immediately flip to “it was for the best” and “spared the soul” of the team and having no problem calling him a serial sexual assaulter only after we were out of the sweepstakes….not sure what to make of that, man.

Funnily enough I think it's the best thing Rhule has ever done, or will ever do, for the team.

If Rhule is what kept Watson from going w us it’ll be the best thing Rhule has ever done for this team.

Thank fudging god. Looking forward watching him get driven into the turf twice a year.

We are literally the only team whos had an offer on the table, been interested from the get go, and hasn't had to make any roster/cap moves to accommodate him. Beyond that- he actually REACHED OUT to ATL after meeting with us, a divisional rival and his childhood team growing up. If he wanted to be here the decision would've been made days ago. He's hedging his bets and we're his last resort. I think that much is pretty obvious

I've followed it from the get go and was completely for trading the farm for him before the allegations came out. Don't sit here and act like our organization is some bastion of honesty, you and I both know its a complete poo show and has been for years. Try having "a little perspective".

Even removing the ethics from the equation, I just can't get behind trading the farm for a dude who 1. Doesn't want to be here 2. Has already shown he has no problem forcing his way off a team 3. Will in all likelihood be a 3 year rental Imagine us trading the farm and him leaving for ATL in 3 years. I could absolutely see it.