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Jason LaCanfora: Panthers potential landing spot for Raiders QB Derek Carr

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4 hours ago, Green-Ghost said:

These people think Carr will go to the Saints. 

Carr to Saints. Yea right! 

I think bringing Carr to any team is the equivalent to, rolling the dice!  My thought is he could be, just another QB.  

Darnold seems to be doing okay.  Panthers are the team to beat in the NFC South

Carr would definitely be the quintessential roll-of-the-dice signing if the Panthers go for it.

And it's a big roll as it could handcuff the team Financially should we not roll favorably. 

Hopefully Sam proves his good steady play is sustainable going forward so that he can be some kind of Bridge QB for us while we continue to throw darts at the QB board in every draft.

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9 hours ago, OldhamA said:

The only thing this does is increase the number of teams Payton would go to.

He'd win BIG with Carr under C for him. If he can be acquired as a FA that'd be amazing, he's easily a Top 15 QB in the NFL.

This is possible.  One constant interesting rumor I keep hearing is, “Payton and Brady will go to a team.”  1st Dolphins, costing them a draft pick.  2nd, going to New Orleans.

Point is, they keep putting Payton with Brady.

it is too easy to start a rumor these days.

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