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Draft screwed…. Season screwed…. Coaching screwed…. Future screwed

TheBigKat

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36 minutes ago, glenwo2 said:

Actually it still is a good idea to draft a QB anyway (throw darts at a board, so to speak). 

I agree if there is one there they believe in.  I wasnt really saying not to take a qb, just that that seemed like the clear giant hole to make us competitive on the roster and some other holes may have shown up just as glaring if not more.

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2 hours ago, TheBigKat said:

That’s the Carolina Panther way, forever mirrored in the 7-13 position draft board

Franchise QB hopes fade away

 a loaded draft board opportunity for a good but not elite DE we could have traded away will now hamper our cap as his agent knows he has us behind the 8 ball

 we’re not a hot prospect for a top flight coach


but I’m real glad for Hershel in Gastonia and WayneBobby in Shelby got to enjoy watching this team ‘fight’ for a playoff spot

 

this was our year to take then nose dive just like Jimmy C year was the year to take the nosedive except we totally botched it

 here’s to another 3-5 years with you guys as a semi mediocre franchise

Yeah, because no franchise QB has ever been drafted between picks 7-13

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I disagree. Matt Rhule’s first year was the year to take a nose dive. We knew at that point that the other teams in the division were just a couple years away from being garbage. All 3 had old QBs they were trying to make one or two final runs with. We had a head coach who was new to the NFL and an OC who hadn’t OC’ed at any level. This was the year that we should have been winning the division with a young and hungry group, and maybe Trevor Lawrence had we tanked hard enough.

But no, Mr. 7 year plan thought he was the second coming of Chuck Noll. But I think I’ve finally figured it out. This whole time he was talking in dog years, which much better explains him blowing his load on retread QBs every year.

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2 hours ago, glenwo2 said:

Actually it still is a good idea to draft a QB anyway (throw darts at a board, so to speak). 

28 year old QB with NFL playoff success, a QB drafted in the 3rd round or later, and an undrafted QB that have turned a 2 to 3 star talent team around/taken them to the top at every opportunity (HS/JUCO/UNI/PRO) is the recipe for QB success. Ignore the combine and big school QBs without GWD.

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1 minute ago, CPantherKing said:

28 year old QB with NFL playoff success, a QB drafted in the 3rd round or later, and an undrafted QB that have turned a 2 to 3 star talent team around/taken them to the top at every opportunity (HS/JUCO/UNI/PRO) is the recipe for QB success. Ignore the combine and big school QBs without GWD.

If only we could sign aqueel glass, what a missed opportunity

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