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I honestly don't understand the dislike of Baker. The guy seemed like a solid teammate while he was here. Went from a bad situation to a terrible situation but seemed well liked in the locker room. Having guys get out of Carolina and play better elsewhere has kinda been a staple of the last few years.

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39 minutes ago, Moonraker said:

I always giggle that the Bills and Comms have become 2nd homes or refuge for former Panthers. I hope the Bills can get it done this year, I'd like to see that for Allen and McDermott. I just feel like this is their year.

I honestly don't think they beat the ravens. I feel like the Ravens will just run the ball down their throat the entire game

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6 minutes ago, HardcoreHokie said:

Agreed, I would take Mahomes, Lamar, Allen, Burrow, and Goff over him.

And that’s it.

That was back when the score was like 10-10 and he'd just missed three receivers in the end zone over 7 plays lol. Like every young QB he has his ups and downs and he ultimately delivered when it mattered most 

Edit: also I didn't say he was playing poorly - I expected him to get the ball in the end zone on those possessions is all.

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20 hours ago, Davidson Deac II said:

I mostly agree, but I think its more accurate to say that balance wins championships.  

Hard to argue that, but we are far from balanced offensively and defensively. 

And I know, we had a lot of problems, having been balanced before in how poorly the ENTIRE team played for the past five or so years.

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8 hours ago, HardcoreHokie said:

Agreed, I would take Mahomes, Lamar, Allen, Burrow, and Goff over him.

And that’s it.

Daniels looked great this year. But so did Vince Young. So did Sam Bradford. So did RG3. Kyler Murray hasn't completely busted but he also isn't any better now than he was as a rookie. Herbert looked way better as a rookie than I expected and looked on the MVP caliber track but seems to have plateaued considerably below that.

Be careful assuming good rookies will automatically progress as expected, especially 24 year old rookies.

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52 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Daniels looked great this year. But so did Vince Young. So did Sam Bradford. So did RG3. Kyler Murray hasn't completely busted but he also isn't any better now than he was as a rookie. Herbert looked way better as a rookie than I expected and looked on the MVP caliber track but seems to have plateaued considerably below that.

Be careful assuming good rookies will automatically progress as expected, especially 24 year old rookies.

Ehh, Daniels has looked much better than any of those guys you mentioned other than Herbert. Of course nothing in this league is guaranteed but Daniels absolutely looks like the real deal. Dude is just outrageously poised and calm for a rookie in all situations, not to mention the mobility and a hell of an arm and great accuracy. Washington got a really good one.

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30 minutes ago, t96 said:

Ehh, Daniels has looked much better than any of those guys you mentioned other than Herbert. Of course nothing in this league is guaranteed but Daniels absolutely looks like the real deal. Dude is just outrageously poised and calm for a rookie in all situations, not to mention the mobility and a hell of an arm and great accuracy. Washington got a really good one.

Yeah, he looks really good. All I'm saying is don't just assume he's going to take the next step and prove to be MVP caliber. Doesn't always happen like that. As well as he played yesterday, he threw about three balls that could've maybe even should've been picked off. How different is the narrative today had those defensive plays been made? And nothing would've changed on his part.

 

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30 minutes ago, t96 said:

Ehh, Daniels has looked much better than any of those guys you mentioned other than Herbert. Of course nothing in this league is guaranteed but Daniels absolutely looks like the real deal. Dude is just outrageously poised and calm for a rookie in all situations, not to mention the mobility and a hell of an arm and great accuracy. Washington got a really good one.

I don’t know about that.  Looks like a rerun of RG3 to me.  Hopefully he doesn’t keep running like a crash test dummy until it’s too late.

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1 hour ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

I don’t know about that.  Looks like a rerun of RG3 to me.  Hopefully he doesn’t keep running like a crash test dummy until it’s too late.

He takes some horrific hits. He did in college too. He definitely needs to learn to protect himself a little better when running. Slid, get out of bounds, whatever. He's not built to run through defenders like a Cam or Josh Allen.

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