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By The Third Reich · Posted
When I watched the Rich Eisen/Morgan interview, I expected Morgan to be positive, so I think he is saying this: Bryce has this year to prove that he is a starting qb in the NFL and can I think it is interesting that we dumped Andy and signed a developmental UDFA and a former first rounder who might be a late bloomer (I doubt it). Morgan has to be aware that 2027's draft should be loaded at QB. I mean, LOADED. If Bryce falls, this team probably drafts around #10 or so. While I realize that some of these will drop off or lose their luster, some new faces will be added. I think this draft class is going to be special, and any GM not satisfied with their QB play is not going to throw $$$ at mediocrity. They will want to watch the college season for a while and see the talent, and I expect 5 or 6 to emerge as first rounders. If you are considering paying Bryce (mediocre and not elite) $35m, imagine how tempting it would be to pay a young gun with more upside $6m per season for 4 years. Any smart GM knows this. Paying Bryce now or even during the season is not smart. Take a look at this list, and imagine most will be better than they were in 2025. Take LaNorris Sellers for example. Mike Shula (remember him?) brought in a very complex, pro style offense that was not ideal for a dual threat qb. Sellers had a few injuries. I find the $$ the Panthers paid UDFA QB King to be interesting; he is a dual threat QB. So if the Panthers decide to return to the Cam Newton days of QB play, a player like Sellers, Trinidad Chambliss, or even Arch Manning (watch his tape) might be someone they covet. -
By The Third Reich · Posted
Morgan basically told this to RIch Eisen. If Rico had not stepped up in 2025... -
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