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Official 2023 QB Watch


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3 hours ago, ncfan said:

 

Kiper mentioned on the NFL Draft podcast yesterday that he spoke to Bryce Young and he is hoping to get to 200 lbs by the combine.  He questioned whether he could keep that weight on due to his frame and as you would expect has Levis and Young ahead of him.  Kiper is big on ole school measureables.

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We have a great NFL coach that is extremely well respected and can lead the franchise.  As of today I am already calling Chicago to see options to go to #1.  I am going there for CJ Stroud.  Before that Georgia game I would have targeted Young but Stroud opened my eyes in that game.

Stroud’s efficiency over the last 2 seasons is remarkable and he has all the measurables and he is still improving.  If we can secure him as our QB this team can be filled out very quickly and without question compete and win the NFC South next season.

I would resign Darnold to a reasonable deal if possible as I think he is the perfect bridge with his own upside has still not completely been realized 

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6 minutes ago, Shocker said:

We have a great NFL coach that is extremely well respected and can lead the franchise.  As of today I am already calling Chicago to see options to go to #1.  I am going there for CJ Stroud.  Before that Georgia game I would have targeted Young but Stroud opened my eyes in that game.

Stroud’s efficiency over the last 2 seasons is remarkable and he has all the measurables and he is still improving.  If we can secure him as our QB this team can be filled out very quickly and without question compete and win the NFC South next season.

I would resign Darnold to a reasonable deal if possible as I think he is the perfect bridge with his own upside has still not completely been realized 

On a side note I keep reading about Reich being really into his faith (he was preaching before coaching) and I’ve seen similar things said about Stroud. I think Reich and Stroud can have a nice bromance if it works out that way.

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The Panthers aren’t trading Burns. If they were going to they would have at the deadline.

As for a package to get to 1… I’m thinking #9, 2024 1st rounder and instead of our 2025 1st they accept all those picks we got from the CMC deal  that Fitterer thinks equals a 1st rounder 

I really don’t care tbh. We need a damn QB. If they think Stroud is that guy then do it

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