Don't totally gut this team

[Mr. Scot]

44 minutes ago, onmyown said:

It weird to me anyone takes what any FO personnel, coach or owner says to the media at face value even in just the slightest.

Because sometimes they're true.

Not everything that's said in pressers is a lie.

[NJPanthers12]

1 hour ago, UNCrules2187 said:

Lol not at all. The Eagles won the SB in 2018, blew it up after 2019, and went back to the playoffs in 2021 and are SB contenders in 2022. Playoffs in year 2 of a rookie HC/QB regime and contention in year 3 is absolutely doable provided you get those two right. 

Lol David Tepper has zero track record of winning. The eagles won a super bowl. They had their super bowl winning GM in place to do this rebuild. Scott Fitterer has proven nothing. 
 

three years is the absolute most optimistic view one can have, and that’s stretching it. Also can the eagles win a playoff game before we crown this is a miraculous 3 year turnaround? They only got in last year due to a terrible division and lost in the WC.

[jamos14]

52 minutes ago, Gucceland said:

Veteran WRs and Rookie QBs don't mix well. IE Smitty and Newton.   Better examples are of Rookie WRs and Rookie QBs jelling like Burrow and Chase or Tua and Waddle.  Before you mention Diggs/Allen or Hopkins/Murray.....make sure you recognize Moore isn't even close to these WR1s.

This is silly.

Steve Smith had 1,400 yards during Cam's rookie season and was NFL comeback player of the year.

Diggs broke 1K yards 2/5 years in Minnesota.    It wasn't until he was matched with Allen that he was recognized as being elite.  Moore's numbers are very similar.

And Tua also has VETERAN WR, Tyreek Hill who is in top 5 of receiving yards this year.

Moore is humble, hard working, and very talented.  He's EXACTLY what you want a rookie to have in a WR.

Edited October 21, 2022 by jamos14

[tgrfan01]

disagree...going to be a while before we are competitive again..classy thing for tepper to do is let the bigger dogs go so they can go somewhere and have a chance to compete now instead of just wasting away for the next few years

[TheRumGone]

57 minutes ago, Gucceland said:

Veteran WRs and Rookie QBs don't mix well. IE Smitty and Newton.   Better examples are of Rookie WRs and Rookie QBs jelling like Burrow and Chase or Tua and Waddle.  Before you mention Diggs/Allen or Hopkins/Murray.....make sure you recognize Moore isn't even close to these WR1s.

No

[CPantherKing]

Chinn is the only one you mention that a team can be built around.

Everyone else should be sold for draft capital if you have a good GM, which the Panthers do not have.

Doesn't matter now. CMC is gone to a conference team. You only come by RBs like Faulk or CMC who can supercharge any offense 1 to 3 times in a decade.

Not his fault he was never paired with an OC that could utilize him. Sean Payton wanted to work with CMC too. Oh well. There goes that bargaining chip.

[stan786]

3 hours ago, jamos14 said:

This is silly.

Steve Smith had 1,400 yards during Cam's rookie season and was NFL comeback player of the year.

Diggs broke 1K yards 2/5 years in Minnesota.    It wasn't until he was matched with Allen that he was recognized as being elite.  Moore's numbers are very similar.

And Tua also has VETERAN WR, Tyreek Hill who is in top 5 of receiving yards this year.

Moore is humble, hard working, and very talented.  He's EXACTLY what you want a rookie to have in a WR.

Off the top of my head Luck did well Reggie Wayne, Watson did well with Hopkins, Herbert’s done well with Keenan Allen.  It’s not rare at all, in reality the statement should be good WRs and bad QBs don’t generally gel.

[Fox007]

Ofc not. We only need a QB/HC

You can get RB talent at any level in the draft or even veteran players.