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  1. 1. I'm a cockeyed  optimist

    • I am optimistic. I think I like the way we are headed.
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    • We may improve, but I'm patient.
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    • Same ol Panthers, until they show me. 
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i dont like our QB situation but thats yet to be seen. The positive about this is last years Chiefs game. I was expecting us to get wrecked but I was pleasantly surprised how we held up against the reigning champs. I see us a year or 2 away from being in the championship. We are still missing a couple pieces but If we can keep our players next year and continue to develop. I see a bright future. So Im highly optimistic.

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2 hours ago, Happy Panther said:

I think we have too many holes and too many question marks right now to be confident in much. O-Line could be a mess

A big part of that is gauging the rookies...mostly Brady Christensen.  If he comes in and holds his own at LT...  we'll be just fine. 

Because we took him as a high 3rd where there were 11 tackles & 1 guard taken ahead of him and  he went to BYU, he's older, and his arms are shorter or we didn't take the guy they preferred, ...some are  down on him.  

I'm not there, he had the highest pff for olineman in history and the highest ras score of the group.  He has tape and athletic ability. As a sophomore he played against USC, Washington,  Utah and Tennessee, and allowed a total of four pressures.  He has battled 1st rounder Payton Turner from Houston.  He  was 2020 consensus All-American, best 2020 pass blocking grade among OT in this draft class and  allowed two pressures on 293 pass blocking regular season snaps.

..and people here act likes he probably sucks...so the left part oline probably sucks. 

Guess we'll find out.  But I believe BC can do it.

 

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With the salary cap the way it is there are always going to be holes somewhere on the roster. I did not like everything we did this offseason, but I can see why most of the moves we made were made. I think I understand how the team is being put together and why. The FO is actively trying to make the team better, for that reason I am more optimistic than I have been in a awhile.

In so many past years I've noticed how the team seemed to overpay declining players and really not seem to have a noticeable plan to solve issues that would make the team better. That's why I'm a little more optimistic this year- I can see the team trying to fix things even if its not exactly how I would try to do it.

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