pantherj

This is how much evidence the Huddle needs to think two black QBs are the same.

I think it's highly likely that both the Panthers and Falcons have made offers to the Bears.

If you look at my latest mock I waited on edge rusher until the 84th pick, and still got a very good starter, but he is stiff in how he plays. I waited unto the 93 pick and still got a good not great TE. CB I got lucky toward the end with a guy who can be serviceable in case we have injury trouble at the position. The odds that one of our CBs is injured next season for several games are highly likely. I went high on Henley because this is a weak draft for the position, and I wanted a hard hitting explosive backer with size and speed. But that cost our second rounder, and the third round would have been slim pickings. Quintin went first because we need TDs not field goals. Quitin is a supreme red zone target, and high first round picks need to put points on the board. Yes Quintin's rout running is weird, but he can learn and he has quick twitch muscles for a guy so big. That means he's big problem for any CB. I took Hooker because it looks like we're interested in him, and he has a great arm and running ability. It's up to the coaches to make him a star. He has the physical assets obviously.

Judging by early mocks in all simulations there is some agreement that this draft is very deep for edge rushers, tight ends and QBs, and weak in linebackers, WR, and DT. This will likely change as the players continue to be evaluated.

You're looking at the top guys: Dalton Kincaid Michael Mayfer Luke Mugrave Darnell Washington ----------------------------------- Lower tier (big drop off in talent) Sam Laporta Tucker Kraft You want one of the guys in the upper tier, and that means we need to spend at least a 3rd round pick. The will be gone in the 4th imo.

PFF just doesn't like Hooker.

As you may have heard Fitt has been meeting with a Hooker. Oh I'm sorry the Panthers have been meeting with Hendon Hooker. Typo.