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59 minutes ago, (ATL'ien)CamNewton said:

Rhule says the plan is to win a Super Bowl with Cam Newton .. but because its something you don't want to hear he was probably only just saying that. He didn't really mean it.

Tepper said ideally the Panthers win a Super Bowl with Cam Newton .. but because its something you don't want to hear he was probably only just saying that. He didn't really mean it.

But, Tepper says its going to be a five-year re-build and you just eat that right up like it's straight from the mouth of Jesus don't you. There is no, he's probably just saying that, he didn't really mean it, on that re-build statement.

Get off this board non-fan.

Chuck come on man 

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7 minutes ago, Soul Rebel said:

Pass. 

In a weak OT class, Conklin will get too much money and doesn't move the needle for me. 

I'd rather roll with Moton/Little and if we are going to spend FA money on an OL splash player, give me Thuney or Scherff inside to make our young tackles better. 

I'm on board for adding Thuney if we make a splash in FA. He's probably #1 on my list right now. 

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35 minutes ago, Soul Rebel said:

Pass. 

In a weak OT class, Conklin will get too much money and doesn't move the needle for me. 

I'd rather roll with Moton/Little and if we are going to spend FA money on an OL splash player, give me Thuney or Scherff inside to make our young tackles better. 

 

27 minutes ago, NYPantherFan said:

I'm on board for adding Thuney if we make a splash in FA. He's probably #1 on my list right now. 

Wrong. Wrong everywhere. Thuney is over-rated New England trash. He plays Guard .. it is much harder to find solid Tackle play.

Conklin was a First-Team All-Pro Tackle .. Thuney was an All-Pro Second Team Guard .. 

Give me Conklin all day. How underrated he is here doesn't make sense. He is an above average starting Tackle in the NFL and 26

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Some of you should try to be as realistic as possible about addressing the OL in 2020. We can make progress through some obvious moves but spending on OL in free agency has bitten a number of teams in the ass the last few years. Us quite recently with the Paradis signing and obviously Kalil. What's likely to happen is in the short term we will pursue 2nd tier depth FA olinemen and possibly add one or two more from the draft. There will be improvement but getting the OL into shape for contention isn't going to happen in one offseason.

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On 1/25/2020 at 5:45 PM, Shocker said:

Hurney picked his franchise LT in last years draft.  

audrey hepburn deal with it GIF

Honestly, this scares me to death.  I can certainly see Hurney trying to justify NOT taking a blue chip tackle because of his trade up last year.  "Little just needs more time, what we need is another LB"...I can see it coming out of is mouth now.

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6 minutes ago, thefuzz said:

Honestly, this scares me to death.  I can certainly see Hurney trying to justify NOT taking a blue chip tackle because of his trade up last year.  "Little just needs more time, what we need is another LB"...I can see it coming out of is mouth now.

You just scared the poo out of me. I can see it all happening now.

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3 minutes ago, 1of10Charnatives said:

You just scared the poo out of me. I can see it all happening now.

Well, it does take time for O-linemen to develop. That's just the way it is. 

If we get lucky and one is the BPA, then perhaps we'll make another move in the draft.

I don't see us really going after Conklin though, unless he comes cheap(ish)!

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