CPantherKing

Imagine a smaller more fragile Cam Newton playing QB. That is Matt Corral. Great arm. Flat throws. Lacks touch. Needs receivers with a large catch radius. Tends to throw high to the sidelines. Likes to run into contact and needs to learn to slide.

If you want a flag magnet OT that throws defenders into your QBs knees and destroys your RBs running lanes while failing to pick up stunts because he chases defenders down the line, then Penning is the OT for you. If he were not lacking a great deal of discipline and awareness I'd take him too. Do you think Rhule can coach him up with discipline and awareness?

Jake Delhomme telling Ty Law as he's standing there dumbfounded, "You bit on my fake!!!" He made his money by moving the defense around, inviting the blitz, and getting defenders to bite on his fakes.

So, here are the top 15 QBs in the draft and the direction of their draft stock/NFL interest. Malik Willis: Falling; Kenny Pickett: Falling; Desmond Ridder: Falling; Sam Howell: Falling; Carson Strong: Falling; Matt Corral: Falling; Bailey Zappe: Falling; Aqeel Glass: Rising; Jack Coan: Rising; Brock Purdy: Falling; Cole Kelley: Rising; Chase Garbers: Rising; Kaleb Eleby: Rising; Skylar Thompson: Falling; EJ Perry: Rising. The pool is tightening up. I expect we will see 10/11 of them drafted.

Aqeel Glass and Jack Coan will be ready to step in when the starters go down in year one, and they will play with the mindset to never sit on the bench again and play for the team. Players gravitate to these QBs. They can work with any coach. 2022 is the year for QBs with intangibles and not measurables. Stating this for months. Kaleb Eleby is a possibility as well.

Yes, the talent! Can we have 2 receivers just like him that we hold on to for 10 years? 60TDs and 20k yards. Sounds like a winning receiver duo. Talent at it's finest! Think about the fact that QBs can pass for 50TDs and 5k yards in a single 17 week season - easily in 2 seasons. 1k yard receivers who can't produce 7+ TDs is a problem. I remember when Steve Smith was considered done in 2012 as a #1 when he began producing numbers like DJ Moore, and here you are calling it talent and wanting another 4 years of it. I'm sure DJ will break out in the NFL by year 8. Do you seriously think DJ is a 10+ year receiver? There are a handful of young WRs coming into the league every year that are producing more than Moore.

Oh, the memories. To think, this WR trio is better than the trio the Panthers have now.

DJ Moore is not worth a contract extension. He is trending down in the NFL, and not up. He'd be lucky to be the #3 WR on good teams for a couple more seasons. He is a good #2 at best. Let him go and move on. Still searching for a franchise WR and Moore is holding the Panthers back on that journey. He's had 4 years to show he can make an impact and produce wins.

Penning destroyed his team's own pockets, QB, and RBs lanes while he destroyed anyone who was near him. He would level anyone even if it meant letting his assignment run free while hitting someone else and putting them on the ground. He is a penalty magnet too. I don't question his size and strength. I do question his awareness and intelligence. He was responsible for rolling up QB at Senior Bowl practice too by throwing an edge rusher who beat him into the knees of the QB.

It was Thursday. Here it is if you can't get it on demand. There was a topic here for it too Thursday night.

Next date is the HBCU Legacy Bowl on 19 Feb for scouts. Then the combine. Then pro days.

I was impressed with Jake Ferguson TE out of Wisconsin. Not surprised if the Colts reunite Jonathan Taylor, Jack Coan, and Jake Ferguson.

1. Ridder 2. Howell 3. Pickett 4. Strong 5. Zappe 6. Willis All around underwhelming and disappointing. No one commanded a round 1 pick. Late 2nd round value as a project at best for this bunch. Top 50 picks are for players you believe will make an impact in year 1. ASU RB Rachaad White looked good QBs never gave the receivers a chance to shine even when they got open.

Panthers going to field Rhule's college all recruiting team? Getting the recruits he missed, the young recruits in college, and the old recruits currently in the NFL? Sounds like a championship plan! lol

That's the whole point and value of an evaluation bowl. Demonstrated how they will translate to nature of the NFL. They won't have 2 or 3 seasons to get used to every change they undergo as a pro for 20+ weeks. And they are all definitely projects. None of these 6 are pro ready to start in the NFL for at least 3 to 4 seasons.

Maybe Zappe can save this QB class? Howell, Ridder, Pickett, Willis, and Strong have all disappointed.

Howell had the TD there. These receivers are getting open. QBs can't find them.

Is that why they are running and risking their career?

ugh Howell. Down the ranks you go.

You'd have to see the passes. Highlights for his receivers bailing him out. Not him.

Wow these NFL Network talking heads. Using great and perfect to describe the performance by the QBs. Sad. Getting paid by their agents?

1. Howell 2. Ridder. 3. Pickett. 4. Willis after the 1st half, and that is factoring in Howell's fumbles. It is that bad.

The QB pack in the top 12 to 15 was tight imo before the Senior Bowl. This is showing me it is even tighter than I thought. You can get similar value at QB in the 4th round than you can get in the late 1st round.

You will see it in his UNC games too when he is not doing the one read and run plays. Easy enough to find if you're looking for his flaws that will show up on the next level.

Howell's wind up and patting the ball is going to kill him in the NFL. Best of the overhyped bunch so far if he can stop that low hold, wind up, and pat.