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Taylen Green QB, Arkansas

chknwing

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Carolina needs some new blood in the QB room.  We got Bryce for another year, Dalton for now, nothing behind him.  Green definately has potential and at 6-6 224, definately has a Pro QB frame. Projected in rounds 4-6. 

 

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1 minute ago, panther252 said:

Gimme as many dart throws as possible until we finally find one. This guy basically the anti-Bryce

My ears are up. Listening. Bryce is pretty much the anti proto, and I like the prototypes. if you are gonna fail at least look good doing it. 

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My realistic, later-round crush is Mateer.  Had a bad season, but his skill set is there.  I am also intrigued by the Jim McMahon of this century, the QB from Vandy.  I am too lazy to look his name up, but he is a controversial, scrappy dude.

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6 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

My realistic, later-round crush is Mateer.  Had a bad season, but his skill set is there.  I am also intrigued by the Jim McMahon of this century, the QB from Vandy.  I am too lazy to look his name up, but he is a controversial, scrappy dude.

Pavia? He’s Manziel off the field without Manziel on the field. Do like Mateer. I think Nussmier could be our pick if he’s there with one of our 4ths

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7 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

My realistic, later-round crush is Mateer.  Had a bad season, but his skill set is there.  I am also intrigued by the Jim McMahon of this century, the QB from Vandy.  I am too lazy to look his name up, but he is a controversial, scrappy dude.

Hey, what can it really hurt to look? If we were willing to look at Bryce in terms of the 1.1, anything anywhere in any round should be fair game.  

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