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One position that makes the biggest difference

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Parsons to Green Bay helps them. Is he the player that will put them over the top? I believe the only position that can do that is QB. Parsons is a great player at his position, that isn't the most important position.

That why Young needs to rise up and be the player we drafted at number one this year. If he fails, the Panthers fail. No matter what Parsons would have done for the defense, the cost and draft picks was way to much. 

The QB position is critical for any team. If you don't have that, then you arent winning anything. We will know by October which way this team will go. 

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I believe that you can't compete without a good qb.  But the Packers have a good qb.

But if you have a good qb, then to go to and win superbowls, you have to have some great players in other positions.  So yeah, he could put the Packers over the top.  But with what they gave up, they better get over the top very soon.  

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You don't have to have a legendary or great QB to win the SB. It does take a good one on a solid team.

There are some really legendary QBs without a Super Bowl ring, many with gold jackets.

And then there are some solid but modest QBs with one or sometimes more rings.

Still, that QB spot is the most important on a team, by a fairly sturdy margin. It's just not as steep of a margin as they want you to think. Dan Marino has no ring. Eli Manning has two. Trent Dilfer has one. 

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