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If championships are truly all that matters than Charlotte is the 7th worst sports city behind Minneapolis, Buffalo, San Diego, New York, Phoenix, and Cincinnati. This is based on number of played seasons across all sports without a championship. champsorchumps.us/drought/longest-championship-drought-by-city

AFC West is garbage outside of Kansas City.

How was RB not a need? We have Miles Sanders who was awful last year and Chuba Hubbard who averaged 3.8 ypc last year.

Did a full 7 round mock draft with 31 other people. How did I do? 1.27 - Brian Thomas Jr - WR - LSU 2.51 - Adisa Isaac - Edge - Penn State 3.65 - Junior Colson - LB - Michigan 3.85 - Jonathon Brooks - RB - Texas 6.206 - Andrew Raym - OC - Oklahoma

The only thing that would cause me to want to spend money on the team is winning. I don't care who is in the front office or on the sideline if we can get to the point of winning consistently that's all that matters. We still have never had back to back winning seasons which is insane at this point.

Bryce hasn't had enough time to know he's for sure a bust or not. Get a good coach with the right system in place and then see what he can do. This draft has a lot of possible QBs being drafted in the first round which will be great for us as less other positions will have been drafted at that point.

If we had figured out the power run style we were using later in the season from the beginning I honestly think we end up winning the division.

If I'm Tepper I offer a huge bag to Harbaugh. Make it hard/impossible for him to turn it down as it's so much more than other teams are offering.

Feels like we are many seasons away from being competitive again. Very frustrating. Reich was definitely the wrong guy for the job.

The Russell Wilson trade is way worse.

What if we had had the perfect 2011 draft? Obviously still take Cam at #1, but then the rest of the draft is completely different. Our picks were 65, 97, 98, 132, 166, 203, and 244. So the perfect draft would be something like: 65: Justin Houston (other option that would be good is Jurrell Casey) 97: KJ Wright 98: Da'Norris Searcy - not amazing, but a decent safety that played for a while 132: Richard Sherman 166: Jason Kelce 203: Chris Harris Jr 244: Doug Baldwin Can you imagine how good we would have been in the 2010s with this draft class as the base?

I agree with the amount of reps being a big difference and a concern. Definitely feels like in the modern NFL preseason reps are not being valued.

Cam Newton didn't score a TD in pre-season until his 3rd game.

One of Tootoo, Kuntz, or a CB please

Kuntz seems like the kinda freak athlete Fitt likes.

I would take T'oto'o if he's still there at our pick. Could also use a CB.

It's clear that we panicked and traded up to take Johnson when he would have definitely be available at 93, but we traded away a late 4th to move up and now only have 5 picks in this draft. Completely boneheaded move by our staff.

Great pick here. Zavala played next to Ickey so they have some history playing together already. Those 2 could anchor the left side of our OL for many years.

This is a crazy reach. This guy would've been available at 93.

Won't at all be surprised if we trade down from 39 to pick up more picks.

Jakobi Meyers would be a good FA target imo. I also like Thielen as a veteran presence for the right price.

YESSSSS!!!! I thought for sure I would be disappointed as the commish announced our pick.

I'm curious what site you are looking at?

You would rather win the 5 to 10 games he stays healthy during that 25 game stretch and get nothing of value from him when we realize in 2 more seasons that he just can't stay healthy?

If CMC comes back and has a good 2nd half of the season we should trade him while we can still get good value for him.