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Carl Spackler Grand Master

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1 hour ago, CRA said:

PJ started a game.  Only 1 start.  Made some real plays...and we actually won.  

Walker did more with his starting opportunity than Grier.  

Yes, a fourth-year pro made two really good deep throws and leaned on his defense and RB to win a game. Then, he was found out and regressed to unplayable. Spin it however you like, it's still fact.

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PJ has more upside and if he doesn’t pan out we’ll be sitting pretty in next year’s draft. 

Teddy can’t do any worse than last season if Christian’s healthy so if he’s the starter again you can forget a top 10 pick. 

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2 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

As the best path to getting Sam Howell? Sure.

There is incredible wisdom here, if the 'sky is falling' Chicken Littles will take a Xanax and calm down.  Trade or cut Teddy.  Start either PJ or Grier and take your lumps for one year, then be well positioned to take Howell or Rattler next year.  Stay at 8 this year and draft the best LT or cover corner available if none of the 'fab four' QB's are available.

I was about to say that too many people are panicking but... it is the Huddle.

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12 hours ago, Carl Spackler said:

Yes, a fourth-year pro made two really good deep throws and leaned on his defense and RB to win a game. Then, he was found out and regressed to unplayable. Spin it however you like, it's still fact.

Resume check:

2 years behind Luck

1 year dominating XFL

1 year behind Teddy....

Found out??? When??? 

Teddy started the game after bc it was Minn.

He started once, won once. Perfect record believe it or not.

Once again, down by multiple scores, last game of a losing season, thrown in bc the team clearly gave up on Teddy but Rhule wants a winning culture so PJ goes out there, started making plays but once again the team gave up by then, I watch it all from the stands as people left early, it started to drizzle. I watch him in the huddle at first saw his own players looking up and around (think Rhule picked up on that) Afterwards I saw them huddle closer but the kid showed a willingness not to just give up. 

 

Fyi he better than Z.Wilson

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15 hours ago, Carl Spackler said:

Yes, a fourth-year pro made two really good deep throws and leaned on his defense and RB to win a game. Then, he was found out and regressed to unplayable. Spin it however you like, it's still fact.

he was prepared to start one game NFL game and did fairly well.  He was part of a shutout victory. 

he only saw the field one time after that.  2nd half of the last game of the season down double digits.  He isn’t Teddy.  Go check out a young Cam down late in the 2nd half....aggressive QBs try to win.  It often goes bad at that point.  

 

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Walker is unlikely the answer but some of his attributes definitely are. If we want to actually step out of the cellar of the NFC South we need a quarterback with the means and willingness to take a few risks and rifle some passes in tight windows and obviously stretch the field when the time comes. Newton made a living off this and thrived when he was consistent. Things went off the rails when he started to physically deteriorate. Anyway if you are serious about competing again and not being a doormat for the Bucs Saints and Falcons on their way to the playoffs we aren't in a position to turn away possible options. We're kind of desperate. Leave no stone unturned.

As far as Grier goes it is disappointing and I like him on a personal level but current outlook says he's yet another mid to late round whiff at quarterback the Panthers have become known for over the years added to the list of names such as Brett Basanez and Stefon Lefors. You have to accept it and move forward.

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4 hours ago, CPsinceDay1 said:

Resume check:

2 years behind Luck

1 year dominating XFL

1 year behind Teddy....

Found out??? When??? 

Teddy started the game after bc it was Minn.

He started once, won once. Perfect record believe it or not.

Once again, down by multiple scores, last game of a losing season, thrown in bc the team clearly gave up on Teddy but Rhule wants a winning culture so PJ goes out there, started making plays but once again the team gave up by then, I watch it all from the stands as people left early, it started to drizzle. I watch him in the huddle at first saw his own players looking up and around (think Rhule picked up on that) Afterwards I saw them huddle closer but the kid showed a willingness not to just give up. 

 

Fyi he better than Z.Wilson

Lmao!! WTF..

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17 hours ago, bythenbrs said:

There is incredible wisdom here, if the 'sky is falling' Chicken Littles will take a Xanax and calm down.  Trade or cut Teddy.  Start either PJ or Grier and take your lumps for one year, then be well positioned to take Howell or Rattler next year.  Stay at 8 this year and draft the best LT or cover corner available if none of the 'fab four' QB's are available.

I was about to say that too many people are panicking but... it is the Huddle.

The tank crowd is already starting. SMH.

If we don’t add a veteran through FA or draft a starter, there’s plenty of reason to think that TB is starting this year.

It would be the strongest option available unless something drastic happens between now and then. He did well last year, we had a fighting chance in almost every game we lost. A missed throw here and missed throw there gone the other way and we could have had an easy 3-4 more wins. he’s not terrible, he just wasn’t clutch. 
 

I don’t think we’ve seen the best of him. Could we get a better QB? Absolutely, but is one going to be available without trading the entire future?

 

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