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CPcavedweller

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  1. I don't care for UNC but you take Drake Maye every year over Young. Anyone who watched him this year knows that. I'm an App State fan and after the UNC - App game I went on the UNC board and let people know, because I knew, that he was a legit Heisman Contender. He didn't misfire a single ball that entire game. Pure insanity from a ball placement standpoint, speed, stature. I'd also rather have Will Andersom than 5'9 Bryce Young so...whatever. Young is too small. He's going to get hurt. And I'll enjoy the blast from the past from 2010.
  2. Ah man, capitalism. If only the government could provide a streaming service! How great that would be. Just imagine, delays, breakdowns, no customer service, billions lost. Seriously, this poo gets on my nerves man. Want some poo like that, move to China. Let me know how it goes.
  3. Is Young really better than Corral though? Put Young at Ole Miss, in Corral's situation, and what does Young do? I'd almost guarantee it's not much, if at all, better.
  4. Well he didn't weigh in at his Pro Day so...he was loading something..creatine, water..
  5. Because he's 5'10 and 185 lbs. The 204 was probably water weight and caloric intake unrelated to weight lifting.
  6. And Cam had better feet, field vision, and pretty much everything else. Cam was not a run first QB in college or the NFL. You clearly have no idea what you're talking about.
  7. That may show you what he had available to him growing up. He may not have had money for private coaching like Bryce Young so he took it upon himself to self-study. More than could be said for Kyler already as well.
  8. So because someone has done drugs, you don't trust their opinion on who would make a better NFL QB? Guessing that dismisses 93% of Huddlers and far more "experts" than you would think.
  9. Drew Brees was 3 inches and 25 lbs heavier than Young. Let that sink in
  10. There is a big difference, no pun intended, between the 80's and now.
  11. No one should be comparing Richardson to Newton. Period. There is no comparison to be made. Newton was a better thrower, a better runner, slightly bigger, etc. etc. People seem to forget how elite Cam truly was coming out.
  12. And so we, as fans, will be. While we watch whomever we passed on and lose in the next two drafts succeed.
  13. Look at Strouds footwork and ball placement and tell me he's not easy to coach. You don't get to where he is, as a QB, without being coacheable. This, if anything, is a lie to put it mildly.
  14. And it would be a mistake to take a guy with average everything except a mental processing test he's been practicing for four years.
  15. I still think Levis is going to end up being a good player. I'm much more intrigued by his 2021 tape than I am Richardsons, at any point. We saw 8 years of boom or bust with Cam, then however many years with Jake before that. I just want consistency man. I think Stroud provides that but I really think Levis has a high ceiling with his mobility, arm strength, experience, and pro style read integration.
  16. Just to hash out contract details so he can sign and get to work with the BOYZZZZ
  17. It sounds to me like Nagy didn't go to Ohio State's Oro Day and see Stroud in person. Dude is so mechanically sound people just write him off. Whatever. Prove em wrong CJ, here or in Houston. Been doing it your whole life.
  18. It'd that Troy University edu-muh-cation kicking in.
  19. CJ Stroud, quite clearly. Unless the RPO opens up some holes for Young to throw through, he's not only going to take the time to make his read but then he will be scrambling. It'll make for some interesting play but I'd really, really love to see a Panthers QB that just delivers strikes man. Drop it in the bucket, "time after time"
  20. I'm into nutrition and fitness. The key is to stop eating processed junk food. As for gaining or losing weight, its about nutrition as well as the balance of movement and intake. The reason diets "fail" is that people go back to their previous eating and movement habits. So their "set point" is really a mix of behavior and physiology, rather than solely one or the other. It's like a graph of supply and demand, but movement and intake. If you reduce your movement and increase your intake/change your nutrition after the diet is over, you will return to the balance of the two; equilibrium. To me, moderation should include no processed foods for a normal person. Outside of the grocery store. People say counting calories shouldn't be necessary but you don't stop at every gas station you pass to fill up your car, do you? Think about how many garbage food places you see on a day to day basis. Eat well, be well.
  21. That's my fear. The Bucs and Jags got it right by going back from their attempts to modernize. I fear the Panthers will be in the same boat.
  22. You hate the silver? Always? Man, the new logo already took it too far for me. Now we are taking out silver. There are ways to modernize things without destroying the past.
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