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Matt Foley

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1. Moore will start next week. Jake has no touch on the deep ball any more. He's throwing ducks.

2. Fox will stay if the team finishes 7-9 or better. He's gone with 6-10 or worse.

3. Team will trade Smitty if they can get a number one for him, with which they will select a quarterback. WRs easier to find than QBs who can win for you in free agency.

4. Panthers will bring in some free agent QBs this week. Maybe even Garcia.

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1. agree

2.agree

3. will never happen( you can not trade the only receiver we have)

4.Jake will be the back up

3. Okay, then Stewart. They need a first round pick in the worst way. This is the 83 draft all over again. Franchise QBs don't grow on trees.

4. I'm not saying they'll sign another QB, but they'll try some out.

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4. Panthers will bring in some free agent QBs this week. Maybe even Garcia.

What would be the point? If you're insinuating that they want someone else to start over Delhomme, well, they already had that chance. Garcia was available then, and they took Feeley.

It's not like we really need depth.

I think if a change is made at quarterback (and it should be), it will be in favor of Moore. He should know the system better than any of the less-than-impressive quarterbacks that are free agents right now, and since Moore himself becomes a free agent at year's end, it would be nice to know if he's worth keeping around.

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3. Okay, then Stewart. They need a first round pick in the worst way. This is the 83 draft all over again. Franchise QBs don't grow on trees.

4. I'm not saying they'll sign another QB, but they'll try some out.

This draft is filled with ok QB..none of them scream franchise..I rather wait untill the 2nd or even 3rd.

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