Carolina willing to move Corral. Cost won’t be high.

[methodtoll]

8 minutes ago, rippadonn said:

Really tough break. They also said Reich hasn't coached ANY QB under 6'2".

Almost all of Reich's QBs were 6'3"+ so Young comes up a bit short.

Getting Louder!

I hope you weren't taking me serious lol

[Jon Snow]

4 minutes ago, Bear Hands said:

We're about to get a 6th comp for a guy we spent a two thirds on a year ago.  

Oh well haha

3rd+3rd=6th.  It's that new math I keep hearing about. 

[tukafan21]

Unless a team is just really stupid and gives us a 3rd rounder for him, I don't see the value in trading him, even more so if the NFL ends up adjusting their rules this year to allow for every team to dress an emergency 3rd QB without it counting towards the game day roster limits.

He's going to be better than almost any other 3rd stringer out there, so assuming we sign a vet to back up the rookie, I think his value is best as our 3rd stringer than trade him for a late round pick that is likely to get cut or IR'd in camp after breaking a toe nail.

Edited March 13, 2023 by tukafan21

[rippadonn]

Just now, methodtoll said:

I hope you weren't taking me serious lol

Not at all, you just...

 

[Mr. Scot]

 

[Bear Hands]

Yeah, I think it's easy to say Corral's days in Carolina are numbered.  I mean, at this point, he's never realistically seeing the field for us in a meaningful snap anyways.  

[rippadonn]

2 minutes ago, tukafan21 said:

Unless a team is just really stupid and gives us a 3rd rounder for him, I don't see the value in trading him, even more so if the NFL ends up adjusting their rules this year to allow for every team to dress an emergency 3rd QB without it counting towards the game day roster limits.

He's going to be better than almost any other 3rd stringer out there, so assuming we sign a vet to back up the rookie, I think his value is best as our 3rd stringer than trade him for a late round pick that is likely to get cut or IR'd in camp after breaking a toe nail.

Trading Corral now or talking about trading him NOW is STUPID and a very Rhulesque thing to do. Dumb as sh*t because he has absolutely NO value until WE/THEY see him play at least in training camp. Awful strategic thinking over there at Mint Street.

We could have got a sh*tload from the Bears for Cam had we let him play in camp.

Same stupid mistake HERE.

 

DUMB

[DJ feed me moore]

28 minutes ago, Jesse said:

That tells me that it was a Rhule pick. So disappointed that we essentially lost a 3rd round pick for nothing.

we traded up with BB, notice how rhule is pretty much the only person that would do business with him, BB rake him over so hard. Really wish we had that 3rd rounder for a replacement runningback.

[NAS]

Mistake to move him already, let the kid develop and keep him on as a third string QB

[Jackie Lee]

32 minutes ago, Jesse said:

That tells me that it was a Rhule pick. So disappointed that we essentially lost a 3rd round pick for nothing.

If you watch the Camp Confidential it's literally Rhule on the phone with Belichick, Tepper leaning over Fitts shoulder telling him to do it, and Fitt staring straight ahead like fug my life lol. 

[Zaximus]

Yeah unless we get a really good pick (we won't) I don't see the point of this.  Just a bad pick from a bad coaching staff that we are stuck with.  We'd be better off letting him compete and learn and be a backup potentially.

[Eric4280]

We have to be the sloppiest team of all time in regards to coveting draft capital. 
 

Trade a second for Darnold, Trade a third for Henderson, Trade the package we did to move up to 1, trade a 4th last year and 3rd this year to get a QB that we gave like 7 snaps to, trade a sixth for Gilmore (albeit a great move) just to never use em. 
 

So much waste.

[stratocatter]

Can he pass a physical? Curious in general but for trade purposes? 

[Ocpanthertew714]

I just feel for All the corral groupies in the huddle. My heart breaks for you. Not really but oh well.