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Top 5 pick Will Anderson says the best QB he played against at Alabama was Matt Corral


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Matt Corral fans are this eras Marvin McNutt fans

There is literally 0 hope that he ever does something with the Carolina Panthers. Circumstances outside of his control to be sure, but thats the way it rolls. Now to its time to get back into reality and look at this upcoming class of QBs

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I certainly haven't forgotten about him, though dark horse he may be (due to being mismanaged by dumb dumbs and ultimately injured). 

You'd think that he has no talent at all listening to some Huddle blowhards, but those who played him as well as those who know him know better. 

I hope he can get his career on track, much less back on the track. We'll see.

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5 minutes ago, Sean Payton's Vicodin said:

Matt Corral fans are this eras Marvin McNutt fans

There is literally 0 hope that he ever does something with the Carolina Panthers. Circumstances outside of his control to be sure, but thats the way it rolls. Now to its time to get back into reality and look at this upcoming class of QBs

They're most likely to pick the ninth player. A substandard QB in place of a potential MVP is similar to all those teams passing on Micah Parsons.

Hmmm. Micah Parsons vs Justin Fields

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