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Regarding Darnold...


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The "competition" stuff is probably coachspeak, but it's not hard to imagine them keeping Darnold.

I imagine they'd have to get at least a reasonable offer, but I wouldn't count too heavily on that coming.

To those looking for the team to ditch Darnold, I'd say don't hold your breath.

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Would be really entertaining if they got a killer offer for Mayfield (relative to his cost) now that his salary is down and Carolina ended up trading him again, putting Sam back in the driver's seat.

Won't happen of course, but would be entertaining.

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17 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

The "competition" stuff is probably coachspeak, but it's not hard to imagine them keeping Darnold.

I imagine they'd have to get at least a reasonable offer, but I wouldn't count too heavily on that coming.

To those looking for the team to ditch Darnold, I'd say don't hold your breath.

Ditch Darnold and take PJ with him .. it’s time to stop keeping proven failures. 

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2 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Too much dead cap...

The 5th year option was a sunk cost the moment we picked it up. Cutting him now or letting him walk later it's gone regardless.

Just now, Mr. Scot said:

If Mayfield got injured, would you really wanna start Corral?

Yes. Mayfield for all his flaws has been a successful starter at one point but Sam has been the same going back to USC. If push comes to shove you just cut your losses and be done with it.

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