Jump to content
  • Welcome!

    Register and log in easily with Twitter or Google accounts!

    Or simply create a new Huddle account. 

    Members receive fewer ads , access our dark theme, and the ability to join the discussion!

     

Say You're the New GM. What do you Do About the Oline going Into 2021 season??


Hoenheim

Recommended Posts

Overthecap says kk has a 20 mil cap hit for 2021. He really needs to be cut badly.

We have over 57 million dollars on the books for 2021 on three players : Teddy Bridgewater , Shaq Thompson, KK Short. Jesus christ.... Now I'm starting to understand why Hurney firing is long overdue

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Depends on what happens in the draft.

If we get Sewell somehow, and tag Moton, we could be in decent shape with a mid level G.

If we get a QB, I have absolutely no idea currently.  I do know that I would focus HARD on O Line evaluations, including IOL for the mid round selections.

I do fear that with a better O Line, and Teddy back under Center again, we could very well be picking around 12-18 next season, making it tougher to snag that QB of the future.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Oline takes time and draft investment to get right. Something the Panthers never understood since Gross retired.

Honestly it doesn’t matter what they do 5 starting positions (4 if they resign Moton) isn’t going to be ‘fixed’ in an single off season. Can’t all of a sudden address a decade overdue issue like an entire oline like it’s a skill position.
 

Going to be a couple drafts before it shapes up.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

6 minutes ago, thefuzz said:

Depends on what happens in the draft.

If we get Sewell somehow, and tag Moton, we could be in decent shape with a mid level G.

If we get a QB, I have absolutely no idea currently.  I do know that I would focus HARD on O Line evaluations, including IOL for the mid round selections.

I do fear that with a better O Line, and Teddy back under Center again, we could very well be picking around 12-18 next season, making it tougher to snag that QB of the future.

We aren't getting Sewell at 8 unless there's a early run on QBs and he somehow drops to us . 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I think we go after no less than two OL in the draft.  OT, more specifically, LT and a center with guard capabilities. Low-ball some of these Miller, Schofied, Reed types also.  Some will balk and move on, others will want the employment.  Draft the OT in the second round and then center in rounds 4 or 5 to sit/learn behind Paradis for a year.  Re-sign Moton obvisouly.

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

1 minute ago, Hoenheim said:

Overthecap says kk has a 20 mil cap hit for 2021. He really needs to be cut badly.

June 1 cut and we save 9M, and can spread 5.5 over the following two seasons.

He should have never played a down for the Panthers in 2020.

Dumbass move.

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

1 minute ago, onmyown said:

Oline takes time and draft investment to get right. Something the Panthers never understood since Gross retired.

Honesty it doesn’t matter what they do 5 starting positions (4 if they resign Moton) isn’t going to be ‘fixed’ in an effort off season. 
 

Goong to be a couple drafts before it shapes up.

It doesn't have to be perfect . Resigning Moton and having Paradis is already 2 out of 5. Draft a really good started and that's 3/5 . You don't have to have 5/5 all star pro bowlers on the oline to make it a good oline overall

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I’d honestly just tag moton back to back then let him walk while drafting replacements. I don’t see us being a playoff team next year and probably not the year after. It could happen because our schedule looks favorable next year  but I think it’s gonna be year 4 of Rhule before we are a playoff team if we draft well enough and get an effective qb.  People are really going to turn on Matt if I had to guess. But this franchise is a mess.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

If they went dline in first two picks last year they can go oline twice in the first three rounds this year imo.

Some more defensive help at mlb CB and some depth pieces would be nice but I think it's time to finally stop ignoring the oline 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

5 minutes ago, Hoenheim said:

It doesn't have to be perfect . Resigning Moton and having Paradis is already 2 out of 5. Draft a really good started and that's 3/5 . You don't have to have 5/5 all star pro bowlers on the oline to make it a good oline overall

Unlikely you draft a really good starter for the oline. Usually takes time to develop. The oline is special because you have to draft guys that gel together, not just good, single players. So it takes time.

I don’t count Paradis...he is ungodly awful and shouldn’t be starting. Plus he has one year left. Once again the Panthers are in the position to address this BEFORE it becomes an (even more) glaring hole and they need to.

They’ve had what...6?8? Starting LTs since Oher? That has to lead to league. I’m clearly not talking about all pros everywhere...even an average LT isn’t easy to find.

Point is, the Panthers have dug a hole and won’t be fielding a competing oline for a couple years.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.


  • PMH4OWPW7JD2TDGWZKTOYL2T3E.jpg

  • Topics

  • Posts

    • I feel like this trade just lives rent free in people's heads and keeps morphing into different things. First thing is that the rumored trade was for future firsts. They wouldn't have any extra picks in 2023; the firsts would have been for 2024 and 2025. With very few exceptions, NFL GMs don't value picks that far away. You have to have a lot of job security to pull that off. Like Chiefs, Eagles, Rams kinda stability. That's obviously not the case with David Tepper, especially since he'd just fired his head coach. No GM except for like Howie Roseman is going to trade an asset you have now for a future asset you probably get to use.  Second, at the time you'd have to assume these are first rounders late in the first round. Obviously currency is currency and the panthers need young players, but these weren't slam dunk top ten picks. At the end of the day there's one pick that separates a first and second round pick.  Lastly, the only place that ever reported this trade was the Rams. All the reporters just repeated what McVay said and it became gospel. We have no idea how serious the negotiations were, if they ever really happened, if the offer was real, etc. And I personally believe McVay and Sneed are the kind of guys who would make up rumors like that to fug up other teams, mostly because I assume if I've thought of it someone smarter than me has.  I don't know how you'd call it the greatest draft haul of all time. Firsts quickly lose their value the farther out they are and Burns had 16.5 sacks last season. And anyway those picks would probably just been tossed into the burning inferno of the Bryce trade up so it's a moot point anyway. 
×
×
  • Create New...