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32 minutes ago, 4Corners said:

Carolina Huddle 

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What's with this anti-Scott campaign that's going on right now?

I for one really appreciate loading up the blog and seeing a coherent thread about the major news of the day. Saves me a whole bunch of time.

Dude deserves a medal if anything. 

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21 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

I agree, but he seems to have the locker room-we see it--do they?

My guess is the Eagles pick a QB if one of top 4 QBS are available. If they are really committed to Hurts, then they probably try to trade the pick to someone who wants a QB. A third alternative is that they use the added picks as part of a bounty to trade up for a QB. None of these options are favorable to the Panthers.

I think we are witnessing a  “Find Your QB” version of musical chairs. At this point, it is looking more and more like the Panthers may be left without a chair. I think the Panthers also see this, which means I would expect a hard and relatively expensive push up in the draft. For the proponents of “ wait until next year”, I tend to think the Panthers will be drafting lower next year. A franchise QB is not likely to be available to them without an even more expensive move up the draft board.

This is the year to make the move! 

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43 minutes ago, OldhamA said:

What's with this anti-Scott campaign that's going on right now?

I for one really appreciate loading up the blog and seeing a coherent thread about the major news of the day. Saves me a whole bunch of time.

Dude deserves a medal if anything. 

There has always been a strong anti Scott movement going on in the depths of the huddle. 

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39 minutes ago, FakePlasticTrees said:

My guess is the Eagles pick a QB if one of top 4 QBS are available. If they are really committed to Hurts, then they probably try to trade the pick to someone who wants a QB. A third alternative is that they use the added picks as part of a bounty to trade up for a QB. None of these options are favorable to the Panthers.

I think we are witnessing a  “Find Your QB” version of musical chairs. At this point, it is looking more and more like the Panthers may be left without a chair. I think the Panthers also see this, which means I would expect a hard and relatively expensive push up in the draft. For the proponents of “ wait until next year”, I tend to think the Panthers will be drafting lower next year. A franchise QB is not likely to be available to them without an even more expensive move up the draft board.

This is the year to make the move! 

The musical chairs thing holds a lot of water, but I think that if we're patient, something very good could fall to us. Maybe a QB in the draft, maybe a QB in FA, maybe an LT in the draft... In chaos, there's opportunity for the person who keeps their wits about themselves and their feet on solid ground.

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2 hours ago, 4Corners said:

Carolina Huddle 

the official blog of Mr Scott

I suggest you get over whatever is up with you and Mr Scot.  I appreciate him and a few other very knowledgeable football people who contribute here.  [That's why I have stayed through all the crap].  He has time to search for info which is nice, especially during this offseason.  I am getting tired of the endless Watson debates.

Don't know what your issue is...you sound jealous.  Instead of attacking another poster please consider making a positive contribution to the information/discussion here.  We will all appreciate that.

 

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