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Andy Dalton is a Panther


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Fields was always complimentary of Dalton in that role.   So that’s a bonus that Dalton can embrace the moment when it comes 

Dalton is also a former pro bowler and playoff guy.  So he has kinda seen the highs and lows you want from a real vet mentor QB.  

I mean I don’t want to watch Dalton play a single game but he makes a lot of sense if you plan to draft a franchise QB in this draft like us….to have guide the kid into the league.  

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The panthers had to sign an experienced qb regardless of if they ever start or not.  This doesnt make it any more likely they are going to draft AR.  This was a required move for any rookie.  If anything to me it makes it less likely its AR because Dalton is clearly more of a veteran backup than a bridge. 

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