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I’m calling it now


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9 hours ago, jdr6000 said:

Panther brass will be coy regarding what they will do in the first round and may even subtly make it seem that they are leaning to drafting a QB...but they won’t. You won’t hear a peep out of Teddy himself until after the draft, and every time the coach or GM are asked about it they will give a generic answer that you will be able to read into what you will, but they don’t pick a QB on draft day. 
 

Many will slam this post, but we shall discover that Teddy is their guy they will go forward with and will continue to rebuild the team as they started doing last off-season.

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10 hours ago, jdr6000 said:

Panther brass will be coy regarding what they will do in the first round and may even subtly make it seem that they are leaning to drafting a QB...but they won’t. You won’t hear a peep out of Teddy himself until after the draft, and every time the coach or GM are asked about it they will give a generic answer that you will be able to read into what you will, but they don’t pick a QB on draft day. 
 

Many will slam this post, but we shall discover that Teddy is their guy they will go forward with and will continue to rebuild the team as they started doing last off-season.

I think you might be sort of right. Wilson will be gone. If, Luke me, they aren’t sold on Fieds or Lance, They’ll want to trade back with that number eight pick. The best way to do that is to feign interest in all of those top quarterbacks. I still think they draft a quarterback but not until the fourth or fifth round. They could theoretically trade back twice in the first and pick up quite a few extra picks. If Lance is there, there could be interest in a mid-teen team moving up. If that happens, we could be lined up for Mac Jones, which could lead to another trade back if we wanted. All of a sudden, we’d have a boatload of 2nd and 3rd round picks to address line, corner, LB, etc etc

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