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Well, except for Charles Johnson and his FailCons gear.

So we had three rookies and a pass rushing specialist? You have to have time for your guys to mature or to bring in some true 3-4 OLB that can do more than pass rush. We didn't have that and weren't going to have that for at least 2 full seasons in transition. It made no sense to me why Tepper even signed off on it given changing defensive base systems is far more time and resource consuming than changing offenses.

You mean you couldn't care less.

Do you have a history of your picks in previous drafts? He has one miss in three drafts. I'll take his word for it.

It was a multiple front. Burns was versatile enough to play hand in the dirt or standing up... But he was the only one...hence all the issues. I'm surprised Tepper even signed off on the change because transitioning to a true 3-4 would take 2 or 3 cycles and he gave Rivera less than 6 months.

Panthers save very little money by trading CMC. You keep CMC, hope he returns to form, and then trade if you're going to do it. I'm of the opinion that the Panthers are a QB away from the playoffs. Going 0-8 in games decided by one score or less is so far below the median that you'd expect a rebound to maybe 4-4 in 2021, even with Teddy.

Do not want Lance. Every NDSU quarterback has been overvalued coming out. I believe the jury is still out on Wentz since his QB Coach, Frank Reich, left after a season in which Wentz was in the MVP conversation. People seem to love Lance but I just don't see it. He was a one read guy at NDSU playing against overmatched competition with some athletic ability. If he were available in the 2nd or 3rd, I'd say go for it. But anyone not named Lawrence, Fields, or Wilson, I don't want in the first.

If I'm Houston I take that deal. That shortens any rebuild by 2 seasons alone.

His games against Alabama, Auburn, and anyone else with a Pulse tells me what I need to know. If you aren't sold on Lawrence, I'm not sure how you believe that anyone else in the draft should be taken above pick 33.

Last year was his 2nd year in the league. He was raw coming in and everyone knew it would take time, as it usually does with offensive linemen taking outside of the Top 10. People seem to forget that the developmental curve for offensive linemen is far steeper than all skill positions.

Did you watch Heinicke in college? Or look at his stats? He was far more than a guy who just threw the ball a lot.

An insurrection requires a goal of overthrowing a government. I think most can agree that group had no goals. It was a riot. Far less intense and destructive than anything that happened this summer. Right, wrong, or indifferent, both situations are bad but the only dissimilarity is the Democrat reponse. Republicans opposed both sides, Democrats not only provided cover for but urged on the nighttime rioting, murder, and mayhem.

No Biden celebrations? No summer rioting? No looting? Your true colors are showing. Fact is that spread outdoors is minimal. For my age group, COVID is less deadly than influenza. Why ruin my life? Fact of the matter is masks don't work. 6 Feet doesn't work. Your best bet is to be outdoors, preferably on separate boats near the ocean where the wind is dispersing aerosols. Suck it.

Like Lance or Jones? Totally agree.

Police brutality much? Guy wasn't resisting, was unarmed, and slid. If we desire real reform, that tackle and subsequent knee to the back, after sliding and giving himself up, is a quality example of why kneeling is taking place.

Andy Reid offensive coaching branches have no been quality head coaches. It's that simple.

The Bucs don't have fans....everyone knows this. They are like Jacksonville, some mythical creature you hear of but never see until your 10 minutes from Tampa on I-4.

Yet most of you here want another NDSU product. Jokes on y'all.

3:42 into the video you provided. Don't want him if he can't read that split safety.

Same thing happened to Armanti Edwards. Unfortunately, as far as the NFL goes, he was ahead of his time. I'm not seeing what everyone else sees with Lance. I watch a lot of football and you can't really get a read on how good he is because of who he is playing with and against. NDSU may well win C-USA, the worst FBS conference, while the rest of the MVFC would finish in the bottom half. It's not even close.

To be fair, Lance has never lost. So what adversity has he gone through to see how he really may behave? Product of the watering down of FCS with losses of quality programs going back to the Mid-90's.

Again, depends on the guy you get. As an aside, I found it interesting that Brian Kelly was asked about his margin of defeat in BCS/Playoffs because they lost by 14 to Alabama but no one asked Ryan Day about it.

The Eagles were bad this season. Their offensive line was re-arranged like 12 times. What do you want the guy to do? Even if the Eagles had Mahomes, they still end up with a losing record.

And is doing quite well for the task he was given.

That's Schitt's Creek