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After this win and losing out on a top 3 draft pick, it looks like Teddy Bridgewater will be the starter next year


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Whoopee! The Panthers have won yet another meaningless late season game! This amazing win has killed what would have been a top 3 draft pick and the chance to draft a top QB prospect. 

Now the Panthers will draft at the back end of the top 10, maybe out of the top 10 all together. Seems unlikely the team will draft a QB at that spot and the Panthers will have another season with Teddy Bridgewater at QB.

How does everyone feel about another season of Teddy Throwsavelt and his magic gloves? I’m so excited I might vomit!! Seriously, I want to blow my freaking chunks all over the TV screen right now! Can’t wait to watch Bridgewater next season!!! 

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5 minutes ago, hepcat said:

Whoopee! The Panthers have won yet another meaningless late season game! This amazing win has killed what would have been a top 3 draft pick and the chance to draft a top QB prospect. 

Now the Panthers will draft at the back end of the top 10, maybe out of the top 10 all together. Seems unlikely the team will draft a QB at that spot and the Panthers will have another season with Teddy Bridgewater at QB.

How does everyone feel about another season of Teddy Throwsavelt and his magic gloves? I’m so excited I might vomit!! Seriously, I want to blow my freaking chunks all over the TV screen right now! Can’t wait to watch Bridgewater next season!!! 

If you look at the other post about where we draft if we win.... the way today's games ended.... i believe we will be in the 5 -7 pick. Still primed for a QB. 

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It's a pretty deep QB class and not a draft with a lot of high end talent, it's still pretty likely we come away with a QB

 

just about the general selection of them

At least a lot of teams ahead of us dont need a QB, potential trade partners

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As much as it sucks to lose out on a high draft pick, I also don't think it is THAT bad if Teddy starts next year

Does he suck?  Yes.  But the fact is that anyone who thinks this was going to be a quick turnaround is fooling themselves.

This coaching staff is legit.  If we don't take a QB in 2021, we still easily could in 2022.  

I know everyone is disappointed.  I am too.  But it ain't the end of the world.  A team with good coaches will always find a way.  And if we make the right choice at GM?  Sheesh... this team is gonna be built for the long-term.

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