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5 minutes ago, Wundrbread33 said:

Yeah I’m almost certain Corral will or has changed to his college/high school #2.

 

Makes sense. 

 

 

…or as people much smarter than me on here have said, Corral is a piece of poo and is gone anyway because he’s a piece of poo.  
 

Whichever narrative you prefer. 

He’s not a piece of poo.

I never thought he was a franchise guy.

But thought it was absolutely crazy for anyone to say we should trade him.  He Is good and talented.  And very easily can be developed into a high level backup (which is valuable in this league)

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Just now, ncfan said:

He’s not a piece of poo.

I never thought he was a franchise guy.

But thought it was absolutely crazy for anyone to say we should trade him.  He Is good and talented.  And very easily can be developed into a high level backup (which is valuable in this league)

Comedy Central Thank You GIF by The Jim Jefferies Show
 

A fair take. Trading/cutting him when he hasn’t been able to show anything isn’t wise. 
 

I for one don’t want all my hope in Dalton if push comes to shove. 

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2 minutes ago, ncfan said:

He’s not a piece of poo.

I never thought he was a franchise guy.

But thought it was absolutely crazy for anyone to say we should trade him.  He Is good and talented.  And very easily can be developed into a high level backup (which is valuable in this league)

I was just posting on another thread how he could develop into a nice backup for Young. Similar quickness with a quick release and accurate. You wouldn’t have to change up the playbook too much.

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I was just posting on another thread how he could develop into a nice backup for Young. Similar quickness with a quick release and accurate. You wouldn’t have to change up the playbook too much.

And if he shows out, trade him to recoup assets. If Stroud/Young bust for some reason? He’s a bonus shot at fixing QB. 
 

 

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3 minutes ago, Wundrbread33 said:

Comedy Central Thank You GIF by The Jim Jefferies Show
 

A fair take. Trading/cutting him when he hasn’t been able to show anything isn’t wise. 
 

I for one don’t want all my hope in Dalton if push comes to shove. 

I mean, over 1/3rd of the league had to play their backup QB in meaningful regular season games last year.  And I believe a majorly of the playoff teams did.  And I’m not talking because they rested guys, it’s was due to injuries to the starters.

Its a contact sport.  No matter how big or small your QB is, he can get hurt.  And probably will have at least 1 injury in his career.  You need a good backup, to help win you games when called upon.

 

i mean

heck, our Fugging HC won a Super Bowl as a OC after his starting QB was having a favorite win MVP season, got hurt.

Luckily, they had a Nick Foles who could win those few games, and the biggest game, when needed

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5 minutes ago, Wundrbread33 said:

And if he shows out, trade him to recoup assets. If Stroud/Young bust for some reason? He’s a bonus shot at fixing QB. 
 

 

https://www.sportingnews.com/us/amp/ncaa-football/news/matt-corral-bryce-young-heisman-ole-miss-alabama/ygeganb4ysmv1fqv60ror3277
 

At one point in time they were the top 2 Heisman candidates. Both are from Cali as well.

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Definitely no to #9, too weird for a pass rusher for me (plus if Bryce is the pick, that will be his).

Wouldn’t hate 0 for him, but I’d rather see Horn take it.

I kinda like 53 on him, pretty unique for a pass rusher and he can make a claim for being the player you think of for that number down the line.

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3 hours ago, Wundrbread33 said:

Comedy Central Thank You GIF by The Jim Jefferies Show
 

A fair take. Trading/cutting him when he hasn’t been able to show anything isn’t wise. 
 

I for one don’t want all my hope in Dalton if push comes to shove. 

It probably just came down to that no one was willing to trade literally anything for him. So yeah, just bring him to camp and see what he can do. I honestly think he still has an uphill battle to make the 53.

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