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Would Trent Edwards Fit As Panthers QB?


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I love all these threads where people offer up QB ideas and they're all garbage: Edwards, Campbell, Thigepen, Pat White, Quinn, etc. Why don't we set our goals a tad bit higher? And no, don't ask me how we could get a QB like that. It just depresses me to think McCown, Trent Edwards, or freakin' Brady Quinn is the future of this team.

There are very few elite quarterbacks in this league, and it's often tough to find a franchise quarterback through the draft.

What's wrong with surveying realistic options? Many of the names you've mentioned have shown promise, and could benefit from a change in scenery.

For the record, I think Campbell or Thigpen would be good fits here.

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hahahahaha is this thread a joke. Trent Edwards is ruined. He played real well before he took that helmet to helmet hit from Adrian Wilson last season, since that concussion he has been a different QB. He's scared to throw the ball downfield and always looks at the checkdown first!

Then again to be fair, he has had to deal with 2 different systems in 2 years and 2 completely DIFFERENT O-lines, we have basically started 4 rookies on the O-line all year which has been the main problem for our offensive woes this year. But I personally think a short career of injuries and concussions have ruined and changed Trent.

Lee Evans and T.O. have gone public on how they think Fitzpatrick gives the team a better chance to win so Edwards likely won't even get another start the rest of the season. He will likely be cut at the end of the year.

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