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Mallett Workout Tuesday


pantherfan81

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Weird. He's projected late 1st to early 2nd right?

Maybe just covering bases, or we're losing interest in what's there at #1 and looking to trade down.

Best choice.

NO QB will be worth a dime next season due to lockout, so trade down, get AF Green, and Mallet in second

If he is not a major head case, he would fit nicely in our run first offense. Do you actually see the media ***** Newton being satisfied not being the center of attention in our offense?

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Best choice.

NO QB will be worth a dime next season due to lockout, so trade down, get AF Green, and Mallet in second

If he is not a major head case, he would fit nicely in our run first offense. Do you actually see the media ***** Newton being satisfied not being the center of attention in our offense?

Wow.. nice Newton hate with the "media *****" comment. Just because the guys signed a big endorsement deal does not make him that or maybe your just using the one line he said, pulled out of context, that was said when all he was doing was answering a question about that deal!!

And no thank you with ANOTHER 2nd round QB. If that is the kind of talent Mallet is then drafting him would be dumb.

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