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micnificent28

By micnificent28,
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Ok its a long shot. But at 6'2¼ 222 lbs it would prob take more of foxes ill advised trading of next years pick not to mention getting back into the first rd this year.(bye peppers)Think about it this kids been a pretty good qb his whole time at washington with the least amount of talent supporting him. The panthers wrs would actually be an upgrade as it is for him. If im going to take risk on a big time investment at qb its going to be on a guy whos done more with less, than a guy whos been overhyped by the talent around him. NFL cailber qb coach in steve starkesien(not sure if spelled right).Above average arm great leadership and wow factor scrambling ablity, but then again are the carolinas ready for another jake?????????

oh bye the way bradford is the 3rd rated qb right now if he falls past 15 i say we make the same move as we did with jeff otah.

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