Walterfootball.com Carolina's Needs

[Carolina_Pride]

I thought this was well put together and just looking for some others thoughts about it.

http://walterfootball.com/offseason2009car.php

[frash.exe]

i agree

[Kettle]

Rumor has it that the Panthers ordered Hackett to stay inside when there was bad weather, fearing that the wind would tear his ACL.

:rofl:

[bLACKpANTHER]

:rofl:

:nonod:

[Kyle82]

Using Peppers to get our first round pick in the teens is priority #1.

[Kettle]

:nonod:

you can't deny that he isn't what the panthers needed, or that he is injury prone.

[prowler2k8]

i agree

These two lines had gave me a chuckle:

Season Summary:

All of the close victories. All of the decisive blowouts. All of the rushing yardage that DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart compiled. All of the talk about how the Steve Smith fight brought the team together. All of it meant nothing when Jake Delhomme threw five interceptions against the Cardinals to appease his son's kidnappers. One has to wonder how much money those people bet on the Arizona moneyline.

AND....

Quarterback: What kind of millionaire quarterback uses string traps and glue on the banister to prevent robbers from stealing things/children from inside his house? Get an alarm system next time, Jake, and then you won't have to throw a playoff game. In all seriousness, Delhomme, 34, is in his contract year. If the Panthers can get a good deal on Josh Freeman or Nate Davis, don't expect them to hesitate.

That was pretty funny, but seriously one has to wonder WTH is going on when your starting QB turns the ball over 6 times in a playoff game. But I regress...just found it humorous.

[scpanther22]

Quarterback: What kind of millionaire quarterback uses string traps and glue on the banister to prevent robbers from stealing things/children from inside his house? Get an alarm system next time, Jake, and then you won't have to throw a playoff game. In all seriousness, Delhomme, 34, is in his contract year. If the Panthers can get a good deal on Josh Freeman or Nate Davis, don't expect them to hesitate.

would not mind if we took josh freeman or nate davis..but i think they will go to teams like KC or the bears

[panthers55]

The article was high on humor but devoid of any real substance. Talked about Hackett but didn't mention Jarrett, Carter or Robinson who collectively add good depth.

I doubt we franchise Gross and let Peppers walk. We will posture but in the end we will sign Gross and franchise Peppers for picks. The only way we don't do that is if we can't reasonably get under the cap with Peppers salary. I can't beleive we won't give gross what he wants.

As for defensive line we will need a few guys but for example didn't mention how much better Johnson played last year and that he is a star on the rise. We really need one good DE and one good DT and we might be better than last year.

I wish there were someone who either had real understanding or at least a fresh perspective. Rehashing the same old crap gets pretty boring.

[goodlay]

The article was high on humor but devoid of any real substance. Talked about Hackett but didn't mention Jarrett, Carter or Robinson who collectively add good depth.

I doubt we franchise Gross and let Peppers walk. We will posture but in the end we will sign Gross and franchise Peppers for picks. The only way we don't do that is if we can't reasonably get under the cap with Peppers salary. I can't beleive we won't give gross what he wants.

As for defensive line we will need a few guys but for example didn't mention how much better Johnson played last year and that he is a star on the rise. We really need one good DE and one good DT and we might be better than last year.

I wish there were someone who either had real understanding or at least a fresh perspective. Rehashing the same old crap gets pretty boring.

First of all, it's a decent write-up, it's really for people doing mock drafts, or uninformed fans, not exactly for the fans who know everyone on the roster inside and out. The guy stated the needs that have been clearly stated on this board, so I don't really see a problem, and he gives possible scenarios.

You expect this guy to know that a back up DE that didn't play often could be a potential star? Could you do that for other teams in the NFL you don't really study? It's just a quick run-down of each teams basic needs in the draft/FA and whose contract is up.

[Wither]

These two lines had gave me a chuckle:

Season Summary:

All of the close victories. All of the decisive blowouts. All of the rushing yardage that DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart compiled. All of the talk about how the Steve Smith fight brought the team together. All of it meant nothing when Jake Delhomme threw five interceptions against the Cardinals to appease his son's kidnappers. One has to wonder how much money those people bet on the Arizona moneyline.

AND....

Quarterback: What kind of millionaire quarterback uses string traps and glue on the banister to prevent robbers from stealing things/children from inside his house? Get an alarm system next time, Jake, and then you won't have to throw a playoff game. In all seriousness, Delhomme, 34, is in his contract year. If the Panthers can get a good deal on Josh Freeman or Nate Davis, don't expect them to hesitate.

That was pretty funny, but seriously one has to wonder WTH is going on when your starting QB turns the ball over 6 times in a playoff game. But I regress...just found it humorous.

It was humorous but once you make two turnovers (or even one?)... it can really get into your head and start screwing things up.

[DaveThePanther2008]

First of all, it's a decent write-up, it's really for people doing mock drafts, or uninformed fans, not exactly for the fans who know everyone on the roster inside and out. The guy stated the needs that have been clearly stated on this board, so I don't really see a problem, and he gives possible scenarios.

You expect this guy to know that a back up DE that didn't play often could be a potential star? Could you do that for other teams in the NFL you don't really study? It's just a quick run-down of each teams basic needs in the draft/FA and whose contract is up.

Sadly there are people that think they know it all and have to be a critic of everything someone says on this board. Some are worse than other but like I said Sadly they live their lives to contradict everyone else.

I as you thought the article was well written and pretty much hit the nail on the head of our needs. With the lack of a #1 pick (for now) Marty will be tasked with getting the most out of our picks. If he is remotely able to duplicate 2008 NFL Draft we will be solid again.

Go Panthers