Jump to content
  • Welcome!

    Register and log in easily with Twitter or Google accounts!

    Or simply create a new Huddle account. 

    Members receive fewer ads , access our dark theme, and the ability to join the discussion!

     

"We're 60 percent of the way along." - Rivera


Hoenheim

Recommended Posts

I find it interesting they say that wide receiver is one of our most glaring needs..

If Steve Smith leaves......we have 3 sophomore WRs that combined for less than 1000 yards of offense. WR, despite our excitement is normally a 3 yr process and many hopeful stars fizzle along the way. Like a Colbert.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Ugh, so many holes yadda, yadda, yadda...go with a weak QB! All these articles are the same. The Panthers suck so they have to take a QB from a lackluster class, even though the WR, DT and even DB talent is 10x deeper and talented this year.

Yet, it makes perfect sense to go with the glamour QB position with all of these moron sports jounalists.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I don't know why I read all these things.....

they commented there isn't a single strength on the roster? Only someone who doesn't watch Carolina would say that.

A healthy OL and healthy LB corp should be in consideration for best in the NFC.

people flat out don't watch 2 win teams.....and therefore they paint (or in this case, write) with broad and dumb strokes.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Ugh, so many holes yadda, yadda, yadda...go with a weak QB! All these articles are the same. The Panthers suck so they have to take a QB from a lackluster class, even though the WR, DT and even DB talent is 10x deeper and talented this year.

Yet, it makes perfect sense to go with the glamour QB position with all of these moron sports jounalists.

Understand what you mean, but the group they have there aren't morons.

I may disagree with them on this point, but all of the guys they have on there are people Id say are worth listening to.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I find it interesting they say that wide receiver is one of our most glaring needs..

I can see it.

We've got no consistent receivers except Smith. As awesome as he was, it's a fair statement to say his best days are behind him and there's lots of trade talk for him too. If we get a CBA, I'm sure he'll get shopped out.

Still need a QB to throw to whoever they go after though.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Ugh, so many holes yadda, yadda, yadda...go with a weak QB! All these articles are the same. The Panthers suck so they have to take a QB from a lackluster class, even though the WR, DT and even DB talent is 10x deeper and talented this year.

Yet, it makes perfect sense to go with the glamour QB position with all of these moron sports jounalists.

I fail to understand your logic here. You are saying that it is stupid to take a QB early in a draft where there aren't many high potential QB's. Instead we should draft a WR, DT, or DB in the first round because there are so many available.

If I felt DT was our biggest need and there were only 2 good looking DT's in this draft THEN I would suggest going for one in the first round. If we needed a QB and there were a large amount of talented QB's then I would assume there would be quality left in the later rounds.

PS In last years draft Dareus would have been lucky to be the 3rd DT taken.

And PP7 would probably not gone before Eric Berry.

Fact is anyone we take at #1 in this draft is a reach.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I fail to understand your logic here. You are saying that it is stupid to take a QB early in a draft where there aren't many high potential QB's. Instead we should draft a WR, DT, or DB in the first round because there are so many available.

If I felt DT was our biggest need and there were only 2 good looking DT's in this draft THEN I would suggest going for one in the first round. If we needed a QB and there were a large amount of talented QB's then I would assume there would be quality left in the later rounds.

PS In last years draft Dareus would have been lucky to be the 3rd DT taken.

And PP7 would probably not gone before Eric Berry.

Fact is anyone we take at #1 in this draft is a reach.

I don't think Patrick Peterson is.

Dareus? Probably not either, but I'm more sure of Peterson.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.


  • PMH4OWPW7JD2TDGWZKTOYL2T3E.jpg

  • Topics

  • Posts

    • this     I never cease to be amazed at the number of people who will run up their blood pressure to get to the grocery store 30 seconds faster or are racing to get to work like it won’t be there at 8:02.   The only thing I’ve ever done that I think added more years to my life besides quitting smoking, was to learn to go with the flow behind the wheel.  
    • The term you're looking for is "malinger(ed)", and he didn't.  I'm not sure why Panthers fans act like jaded ex girlfriends.  The dude is clearly injury prone as his time in San Fransico also proves. It's not like he got to San Fran and stopped having problems.
    • My long and rambling post:   The guy is all heart, and I wouldn’t be surprised if he came back even better next year. He’s exactly the guy you lock up. The money won’t ever change the way he plays.  It was a big fumble, but what 1,000 yard back fumbles once in an entire season?  Pride. This team is FINALLY seeing guys who obviously take the game very seriously. Hunt, Chuba, Thielen, Brown, Horn (CB), Coker, Bryce (IMHO). Bye bye, Spider-Man. I don’t see these dudes being OK with teammates half-assing practice or in games. I can see Brown and Horn coming over to talk to somebody.  Good team? Ummm, maybe, but will still likely lose more close games than they win unless this last draft turns in to LOB part 2. That’s a stretch.  Pretty good/decent team. Yes. They finished the season as a pretty good team. I know I sound like a broken record harping back to it, but going in to ATL and putting a 40 burger on them en route to an OT win. A bad Panthers team would have had their brakes beaten off. We’ve seen it.  Rose colored glasses on and bonging a 40 of hopium: There are watershed moments that occur that change the course of franchises, both good and bad. If Fox doesn’t pull Rodney at halftime, the epic journey that was 2003 never happens. On the negative side, Cam taking that one hit from Watt was the end of any and all Panthers relevancy and we’ve been the biggest losers in all of pro sports as a result. Watershed moments. LOB draft. Vinny goes down and the goat is born.  Will the ATL game be the spark that this franchise has desperately needed? Could it be that they hit the mega million jackpot with Princley and Scourton as eat QBs for breakfast? Sure would be nice having 2 all-pro edge guys on the cheap for the next 4 years.  A lot of unknowns, but at least it actually feels  fun again. 
×
×
  • Create New...