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14 hours ago, TheMostInterestingMan said:

No chance. While we don’t have a clear stud WR1, we now have too much good talent at WR to trade any more draft capital for the position. Better off drafting another one late in the draft and developing him than trading more assets for an another WR on the wrong side of 30.

3 bold trades for the Carolina Panthers to secure DeAndre Hopkins in 2023 (catcrave.com)

also...After parting ways with four premium picks to move up, the Panthers will have to get creative in making a move for him. They can offer their third-round pick, No. 93 overall and wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. and see if the Cardinals bite.

Remember that's a Joe Brady guy...he flash but I rather take DHop with the No. 93, trade Shi to 49ers for a 5th, used that 5th and No.39 to go get Flowers...

DHop

DJ Chark

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Flowers

Shenault 

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40 minutes ago, Bluetooth said:

3 bold trades for the Carolina Panthers to secure DeAndre Hopkins in 2023 (catcrave.com)

also...After parting ways with four premium picks to move up, the Panthers will have to get creative in making a move for him. They can offer their third-round pick, No. 93 overall and wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. and see if the Cardinals bite.

Remember that's a Joe Brady guy...he flash but I rather take DHop with the No. 93, trade Shi to 49ers for a 5th, used that 5th and No.39 to go get Flowers...

DHop

DJ Chark

Thielen

Flowers

Shenault 

I’m just speaking logically. We aren’t going to invest that much into the position. It just isn’t going to happen. Sure it’s possible that we COULD do it,  but it’s not reality. 

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9 hours ago, Bluetooth said:

wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. and see if the Cardinals bite.

Remember that's a Joe Brady guy.

A lot of other people thought highly of him too. He could have been a round 1 wr w/out the injury. Ekwonu is a Rhule guy. Doesn't make him a bad player. 

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On 3/25/2023 at 12:51 PM, ECHornet said:

What if the trade is TMJ and a 4th for Hopkins and Cards take some of the salary hit in 2023?

No to Hopkins, it has already been stated he is not good for a rebuilding team. He does not practice during the week, he dosent know how to juice without getting caught, he has a injury history, and he is on the wrong side of 30.

Nothing about him says he will be good for a rookie QB. 

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7 hours ago, PootieNunu said:

No to Hopkins, it has already been stated he is not good for a rebuilding team. He does not practice during the week, he dosent know how to juice without getting caught, he has a injury history, and he is on the wrong side of 30.

Nothing about him says he will be good for a rookie QB. 

Lol I like that doesn’t know how to juice without getting caught.

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33 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

The answer is hidden in plain sight.  When asked, "Bryce, when do you think you will be drafted, he holds up 2 fingers, indicated that he thinks he will go second overall.  This is scientific proof.

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And then there is this:

C.J. Stroud Named Starting Quarterback for Ohio State's Season Opener at  Minnesota | Eleven Warriors

 

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1 hour ago, MHS831 said:

The answer is hidden in plain sight.  When asked, "Bryce, when do you think you will be drafted, he holds up his Heisman  , indicated that he thinks he will go number 1 overall.  This is scientific proof.

Bryce Young Heisman Trophy odds: Quarterback stats in win by Alabama vs ...

And then there is this:

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When asked, CJ said Never a Runner but always a Runner-Up...

Bryce like TWICE, 

U LOST TWICE DAWG

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6 hours ago, Bluetooth said:

When asked, CJ said Never a Runner but always a Runner-Up...

Bryce like TWICE, 

U LOST TWICE DAWG

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Baker and Kyler love their heismans. Such good college QBs. The Golden Calf of Bristol’s is nice too… Manziel, Leinart, RG3, Mariotta, Winston, Bradford, Eric Crouch, Troy Smith, Jason White… So for every Burrow/Cam there is a list much longer of other heisman winning QBs. 

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18 hours ago, PootieNunu said:

No to Hopkins, it has already been stated he is not good for a rebuilding team. He does not practice during the week, he dosent know how to juice without getting caught, he has a injury history, and he is on the wrong side of 30.

Nothing about him says he will be good for a rookie QB. 

First I’ve heard he doesn’t practice. If true, he’s certainly not a good fit for a new staff attempting to build the right culture. 

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2 hours ago, ECHornet said:

First I’ve heard he doesn’t practice. If true, he’s certainly not a good fit for a new staff attempting to build the right culture. 

https://www.si.com/nfl/cardinals/analysis/arizona-cardinals-wont-get-asking-price-deandre-hopkins-trade

 

"The reason why? He’s missed 17 games in the past two years (11 because of injury), he’s about to turn 31 and he’s coming with strings attached (one being that he really doesn’t practice during the week, which is more manageable in some places than others). Because of that, you can immediately eliminate teams that are rebuilding, have a rookie quarterback or might need a culture change (where the highest-paid players need to drive the atmosphere). That means the market is limited. He’s also owed $19.45 million for 2023."

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