QB available for next year

[joemac]

2 minutes ago, t96 said:

Realistically none of those make sense for us.

Watson is either a risk of not playing or if he's cleared the price is way too high for a team with as many holes as we have. Only chance would be if Texans would consider McCaffrey a core piece in the trade and we'd be open to moving him. Unlikely on both counts.

Cousins isn't that great yet is getting paid as a top QB and he really does not fit our timeline.

Wilson and Rodgers don't fit our timeline and will want to go to contenders.

Jimmy G sucks, maybe I'd consider him for relatively cheap as a stopgap if he's cut, but wouldn't give up any assets for him or take him on his current deal.

Yeah, you're right.  Silly idea.  We should just keep trotting out Sam or Cam next year.  fug it.  We would be sure to get the number 1 pick in the next draft then. 

[Waldo]

2 minutes ago, joemac said:

Yeah, you're right.  Silly idea.  We should just keep trotting out Sam or Cam next year.  fug it.  We would be sure to get the number 1 pick in the next draft then. 

I know you are using heavy sarcasm but it is a legitimate path in this mess. Another year for this crew to eat their 2021 decisions while giving them a prove it year that very likely results in us with a top 3 pick.

I'm not sure how attractive this job would be to a new HC with lack of cap and picks while looking at the players we have cap invested in for 2022...it's ugly.

In no way do I want to see this, I'm just saying we might see it. A bridge QB would be an improvement to me from Sam 2022 and I'm not convinced that a rookie QB here would be a great situation even if it would feel more exciting than other options.

[Smithers]

CMC for Jimmy G straight up.  Both have injury concerns and both can be great when healthy. 

[mrcompletely11]

11 minutes ago, Smithers said:

CMC for Jimmy G straight up.  Both have injury concerns and both can be great when healthy. 

::Sigh::

 

Nobody is trading for cmacs contract.  That phrase needs to be pinned to the top of this board.  We are stuck with him for probably 2 more seasons at least

[Anybodyhome]

And where is CMC today?

 

 

[Cdparr7]

 

[Biscuit]

6 minutes ago, Cdparr7 said:

 

 

[glenwo2]

16 hours ago, Eazy-E said:

Yeah all of those options suck ass.

I'll roll with Cam and Darnold for another year and go all in on offensive line.

You mean "roll with Cam", Period.

no way in hell does Sam play another snap for this team, imo.

[Tommy Jone]

1 hour ago, Cdparr7 said:

 

Yeah this is Pep getting married all over again

[Eazy-E]

1 hour ago, glenwo2 said:

You mean "roll with Cam", Period.

no way in hell does Sam play another snap for this team, imo.

I’ll roll with him as an expensive back up to finally have his cap completing the books in 2023. I don’t want Rhule and co pushing his cap hit down the road for a potential new coach to have to deal with.

He was Rhule’s idea and Rhule needs to deal with the consequences of guaranteeing that 5th year.

[BlitzMonster]

really good article on top QB prospect Kenny Pickett from Pitt

Kenny Pickett from ESPN

[Mr. Scot]

36 minutes ago, BlitzMonster said:

really good article on top QB prospect Kenny Pickett from Pitt

Kenny Pickett from ESPN

Fron the article...

It wasn't so much fun for Duke coach David Cutcliffe last week, as Pickett passed for 473 yards and three touchdowns and ran for a touchdown in a 54-29 win over Cutcliffe's Blue Devils. But Cutcliffe, who knows a thing or two about elite quarterbacks, couldn't help but be impressed.

"The players all do their pregame warm-up where they throw and work out, and I went out there purposely just to watch him," said Cutcliffe, who coached first-rounders Peyton and Eli Manning and more recently Daniel Jones. "I was blown away by how accurate he is. Oh my goodness, he puts it right where he wants it to be.

"He throws about as good a ball, as catchable a ball, as I've seen. The ball comes off his hand exceptionally well, and the other thing is he is much more athletic and faster than you think when you get on the field with him and he's playing. He can move."

When former Pittsburgh coach Jackie Sherrill spoke to the Panthers earlier this season prior to the Tennessee game, Sherrill's advice to Narduzzi was simple.

"I said, 'Let him win the game for you,'" Sherrill recounted. "There's a presence about Kenny that you don't find with just any quarterback."

Sherrill should know, too. He coached Pro Football Hall of Famer Dan Marino at Pittsburgh and played in college at Alabama alongside Joe Namath and Ken Stabler, two more Pro Football Hall of Famers.

"Kenny's one of those players who's really, really good, but doesn't act like it because he's never taking any of the credit," Sherrill said. "It's always his teammates that he's giving the credit to. As a player and a coach, I've been able to be around some great ones, and I'll put it this way about Kenny: If he were at Georgia, Alabama, Ohio State or anywhere, he would be the starter.

That's...interesting

[Basbear]

15 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Fron the article...

It wasn't so much fun for Duke coach David Cutcliffe last week, as Pickett passed for 473 yards and three touchdowns and ran for a touchdown in a 54-29 win over Cutcliffe's Blue Devils. But Cutcliffe, who knows a thing or two about elite quarterbacks, couldn't help but be impressed.

"The players all do their pregame warm-up where they throw and work out, and I went out there purposely just to watch him," said Cutcliffe, who coached first-rounders Peyton and Eli Manning and more recently Daniel Jones. "I was blown away by how accurate he is. Oh my goodness, he puts it right where he wants it to be.

"He throws about as good a ball, as catchable a ball, as I've seen. The ball comes off his hand exceptionally well, and the other thing is he is much more athletic and faster than you think when you get on the field with him and he's playing. He can move."

When former Pittsburgh coach Jackie Sherrill spoke to the Panthers earlier this season prior to the Tennessee game, Sherrill's advice to Narduzzi was simple.

"I said, 'Let him win the game for you,'" Sherrill recounted. "There's a presence about Kenny that you don't find with just any quarterback."

Sherrill should know, too. He coached Pro Football Hall of Famer Dan Marino at Pittsburgh and played in college at Alabama alongside Joe Namath and Ken Stabler, two more Pro Football Hall of Famers.

"Kenny's one of those players who's really, really good, but doesn't act like it because he's never taking any of the credit," Sherrill said. "It's always his teammates that he's giving the credit to. As a player and a coach, I've been able to be around some great ones, and I'll put it this way about Kenny: If he were at Georgia, Alabama, Ohio State or anywhere, he would be the starter.

That's...interesting

Accurate QB play is highly illegal for the Carolina Panthers, never will happen...

[ericr0319]

22 hours ago, 4Corners said:

Baker 2.0