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13 hours ago, PandaMan said:

The Jones love has gotten insane.  There’s so much desperation for a QB on here that people think this is a good pick?  We want to dump Teddy due to physical limitations and people are saying we’ll draft Mac fuging Jones at 8?  Doesn’t make any sense.  

I don’t think the coaches want Jones.  They’re going big or going home, at least I hope so.  Mac Jones may end up being okay but he’s like a Chad Pennington type to me.  I want a playmaker.

We don't want to dump Teddy over his physical limitations...

We want to dump Teddy because he plays scared when the game is on the line.

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8 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

He plays scared because of his physical limitations IMO. When he tries to press, he throws picks.

Why can't people get this.

Teddy knows if he tries to fit one in it's picked.

It just is. He knows he can't make the throw so he doesn't.  It's not fear it's him accepting reality. 

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20 minutes ago, Catsfan69 said:

Why can't people get this.

Teddy knows if he tries to fit one in it's picked.

It just is. He knows he can't make the throw so he doesn't.  It's not fear it's him accepting reality. 

Honestly, I think it's a little bit of both. The fear causes hesitation which leads to the pick. I honestly don't think that a Kirk Cousins is anymore physically talented than Teddy, but the guy plays with guts.

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2 hours ago, Frizzy350 said:

We don't want to dump Teddy over his physical limitations...

We want to dump Teddy because he plays scared when the game is on the line.

He does that too, but Albert Breer reported he heard “physical limitations” as the reason from someone inside.  
 

https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/2021/02/24/panthers-teddy-bridgewater-physical-limitations-report/

Either way, the two issues compound each other into the fever dream of last year.  We desperately need an upgrade.

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On 3/9/2021 at 11:46 PM, Ricky Spanish said:

Reading up on jones and watching more and more tape of him, it seems like he has a lot of the nuances of the QB position down (looking off defenders, maneuvering in the pocket, throwing with anticipation) but his physical skillset is limited compared to the other draft picks available (pudgy, unathletic, slow, average arm strength). The dude seems more cerebral than anything.

His skillset honestly transitions well to the NFL, however his limited physical skills hinder his potential due to the direction the NFL is trending with strong armed athletic QBs. 

I'm getting less and less upset at the idea of drafting him at 8, but he is still no where near the top of my wishlist for QBs. 

This^ literally all I was trying to get across. Haha make no mistake, I still don't want him but If we go BPA 1st round like Surtain, Farley, or Rashawn Slater and then get Mac Jones 2nd round I wouldn't be terribly mad.

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