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College Football Week 11


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5 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I try not to hold that trade offer against Burns but turning down that haul and then staring down potentially paying him $30M per year... man, fug.

I completely agree…but I was hearing late firsts or seconds for him.  Naw.  It really doesn’t bother me paying him.  He is our best player by far right now.

These guys can’t draft either.  Keep him

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7 minutes ago, Shocker said:

These guys can’t draft either

That's because they value RAS scores more than actually being able to play the game. And that is one thing that makes Young such an odd choice for the Panthers. If they had picked a QB based off RAS like they seem to do every other position, then Richardson would be the Panthers' QB right now instead of any of the others.

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Look I didn’t mind trading DJ Moore (wrong) for a QB but trading McCaffrey for no firsts was ridiculous.  If we keep CMC and draft Sam Howell we are so much better off.  We still have DJ Moore and all our picks.

So, don’t trade 25 yr old Burns…won’t work out 

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3 minutes ago, jayboogieman said:

That's because they value RAS scores more than actually being able to play the game. And that is one thing that makes Young such an odd choice for the Panthers. If they had picked a QB based off RAS like they seem to do every other position, then Richardson would be the Panthers' QB right now instead of any of the others.

Yeah, I was about to say they're obsessed with RAS scores then they draft a 5'10" buck eighty noodle armed QB. It's all just baffling.

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