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Go for Carr hard and save #9 pick?


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My guess is Derek Carr signs with either the Jets or Saints, who are currently projected to be front runners in obtaining him.

If that is indeed the case, I could see the Panthers signing the much less expensive Jacoby Brissett as a bridge QB and draft Kentucky's QB Will Levis or Florida's QB Anthony Richardson, depending  on which one is available when they select # 9 in the 2023 NFL Draft..

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13 hours ago, TheMaulClaw said:

I totally agree we will get exponentially better with a franchise qb.  I think it just depends on if your really sold on one of the prospects this year.  I like Stroud the most, but deep down I'm a little unsure about all of them this year, but if I had to gamble it would be on Stroud.  I just don't think we have the draft capital to get him without significantly hamstringing this franchise for years to come.  The only way it becomes worth it is if he became a flat out star.

If we were to keep Darnold (Bearded Darnold only), we would have the most flexibility.  Darnold won't inhibit our cap much.  Darnold has improved.  We won't have to pay Carr 30 million dollars a year.  We won't lose our future draft picks. 

Two things can happen with Darnold.  Darnold improves because he is the starter going into mini and training camps.  Darnold will actually have one hell of a coaching staff around him for the first time.  He had Adam Gase and Matt Rhule...poor guy.   Then we win the NFC South with Darnold.

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We are back at number 9 next year, because Darnold truly sucks...but this time we are back at number 9 with amazing cap space and we will truly be just a qb away.

We are not just a qb away right now.  We need TE help.  We need another starting linebacker.  We need another receiver.  We need help at corner, I'm not sure if Jackson can return the same player.  We're going to need an opposite edge, and a 1 tech since it appears we're going hybrid 3-4 zone blitz.

 

 

I could live with  improved Darnold and a solid coaching staff to lead him. Of course a good run game and Oline would be a big plus. Rethinking this Carr thing after listening to some feed back. Maybe it is best we don't jump quickly. 

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On 2/15/2023 at 2:06 PM, CanadianCat said:

I think the biggest cheerleader to sign Carr is probably Coral. 

If we draft a QB then Corals career is virtually done as he will never get an opportunity. Carr allows him to be the developmental QB. 

 

There is no question in my mind, Corral is a very accurate QB.  Keep in mind that he has not been thoroughly tested. A few snaps of the football during the preseason are not really enough to test a quarterback.

as a graduate of Ole Miss,  I have watched many quarterbacks come and go from Ole Miss.  my concern is this, is he mentally ready to play in the NFL? 

for example, remember, Chad Kelly.  During Chads college career, he went on to play against Alabama and beat them two separate years.  However, he was shown to have mental problems.

my point is, “Don’t give up on Corral yet.”  Watch his NFL mentality closely.  If he passes the mental hurdle, I really do think he can be special.

meanwile Chad is probably in a stranger’s house watching the TV

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1 minute ago, Green-Ghost said:

There is no question in my mind, Corral is a very accurate QB.  Keep in mind that he has not been thoroughly tested. A few snaps of the football during the preseason are not really enough to test a quarterback.

as a graduate of Ole Miss,  I have watched many quarterbacks come and go from Ole Miss.  my concern is this, is he mentally ready to play in the NFL? 

for example, remember, Chad Kelly.  During Chads college career, he went on to play against Alabama and beat them two separate years.  However, he was shown to have mental problems.

my point is, “Don’t give up on Corral yet.”  Watch his NFL mentality closely.  If he passes the mental hurdle, I really do think he can be special.

meanwile Chad is probably in a stranger’s house watching the TV

I almost forgot,  he was initially playing by the Rhules.  I would like to see him play, for a real coach!!!

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32 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Teams just don't cut legit QB's.

Legit QB's don't make the playoffs just 1 time out of his entire 9 year career.

 

We fall for the trap every year. Please just draft a QB. We can't fix a 32 year old aging Carr. Let some other team take him on. We've done it for 3 straight years it doesn't work.

This time it will be different though. Third times a charm right?

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57 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Teams just don't cut legit QB's.

Legit QB's don't make the playoffs just 1 time out of his entire 9 year career.

 

We fall for the trap every year. Please just draft a QB. We can't fix a 32 year old aging Carr. Let some other team take him on. We've done it for 3 straight years it doesn't work.

You are just speaking from your butthole and haven't done a single bit of film study on the actual player.

And outside of that, Josh McDaniels is the same guy that immediately had an issue with the existing starting QB of his last HC stint and drafted The Golden Calf of Bristol to replace him.  That is the level of QB acumen we are talking about here.

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3 hours ago, Jmac said:

I could live with  improved Darnold and a solid coaching staff to lead him. Of course a good run game and Oline would be a big plus. Rethinking this Carr thing after listening to some feed back. Maybe it is best we don't jump quickly. 

I think our run game will look really good this year with Deuce and Brown. I have to assume that Brown will pretty much be the run game coordinator. With Reich calling the passes and him calling the runs.

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34 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Yeah and the Raiders chose McDaniels over Carr.

 

That should tell you what they think of Carr. Even being a good person and great leader they still gave him the boot. You don't have those weapons Carr had and not make the playoffs.

 

 

Take away the jesus thing and has he even been that great of a team player? Every Raiders message board comment says he's about the money and won't stand in the pocket to take a hit. Those fans are happier to get rid of him than we've been of Sam Darnold for what it's worth, considering both teams have no clue who's going to be their QB next season. 

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11 hours ago, Wes21 said:

You are just speaking from your butthole and haven't done a single bit of film study on the actual player.

And outside of that, Josh McDaniels is the same guy that immediately had an issue with the existing starting QB of his last HC stint and drafted The Golden Calf of Bristol to replace him.  That is the level of QB acumen we are talking about here.

Cutler had 2 winning seasons in 12.  Carr has 2 in 9. Rather similar 

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5 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Yeah I don't know about his leadership.

 

Im just confused why people think he is elite. We setting the bar low for QB's if Carr is considered elite.lol

 

Im thinking Carr is in the middle of the pack of starting QB's. If you aren't in the top 10 you're not elite imo.

He was sandwiched in between Pickett and Darnold in the final NFL dot com rankings. Just get Brissett and a rookie and have Corral as the 3rd guy and see what happens. Spend the cap space on skill players

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