SmokinwithWilly

BMI isn't an accurate measurement tool for athletes. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15231223/

Almost forgot. Stop cutting to commercial every time the Panthers make a damn selection.

Find someone more energetic and with a little more enthusiasm to host the draft. Roger Goodell takes something that should be exciting and makes it feel like a funeral.

Over/under Juan has 50 #1 rumor threads by the time draft day rolls around. I'm going over.

Please stop

Can we just make one thread for the latest hot take reporter post?

If AR has been the target all along, and we somehow convince Houston to trade up for Stroud/Young and get back a pick or 2 of what we gave up to get to 1 anyway, I would have to give Fitts props.

I don't give a poo if nothing changes but can't we get anything with "process" out of the fugging building. Rhule is a skidmark in this franchise's history book.

That's just the helmet that's always stuck out in my mind when I think of white helmets for whatever reason. Could be that I was a Washington fan when I was very little and the hatred of the Cowboys is burned into me.

There's been several white Cowboys helmets over the years, even if they're throwbacks. Still make me wanna vomit. This one was from Tennessee game last year. Still looks like ass.

We agree on something! Hell has frozen over.

Saw this as a concept design and liked it. I can't stand the white helmets. Makes me think too much like we're trying to be the Cowboys.

I'd be more embarrassed to wear half the poo they consider fashion out instead of T shirts and flip flops and you can even add the tube socks.

Feed Shi Smith like crazy, make him a 2k/15TD receiver. Trade him for DJ.

There's some pretty cool concept designs out there. Just hope black as a base is going to be used most of the time.

Also worth noting, once you add body weight or muscle mass, movement is not the same. Adding bulk changes your ability to move like you're used to. How much of that could change his throwing motion or his touch would have to be seen, but I think it's worth discussion as well.

I'd love to work in football, but not with QBs. I played LT and LG so I love anything to do with Oline play. I call it fat guy ballet. First place I look when looking at any oline guy is how they work their feet. Everything stems from balance. I admit I didn't think BC could move inside to guard because of his footwork. He never looked comfortable in his rookie year on the inside. Of course I also didn't know Rhule was trying to get him to play T,G and C which are all different in their first steps and approach to engaging. It's also why when watching Greg Little's combine I knew he was in trouble. That was some of the sloppiest poo I've seen.

Pretty much knew it once he moved Chinn to safety. You don't take a DROY finalist (should be winner) and move him away from doing the things that made him so damn effective.

JaMarcus Russell is just about the best example of having the physical tools but none of the mental ones. Dude could throw the ball a mile but had zero drive to be any good.

And hopefully don't build an offense around taking those shots 90% of the time for the next 7 years.

It all depends on the reasons why a guy is not an accurate thrower. If it truly is hand-eye, that's a problem. If it's because he's short stepping into his throws, or trying to throw off his back foot, or even grip on the ball, those are fixable. Too many determining factors all the way around. If AR or Levis has the mental ability to put all the pieces together, depending on whether or not they've had the opportunity, then they have to be in consideration. Personally, I'm less concerned about whether they're from Alabama, OSU or Podunk U at this point. All I'm concerned with is does he possess the necessary traits and the drive to become an elite level QB. If we have the coaching staff we think we do, then take whoever best fits that bill.

I think you're overthinking the question now though. Physical attributes will only get you so far. It takes brains to actually make them effective. You can improve your use of those physical attributes as well through coaching, technique, etc, but again, all of those come down to can you learn it, the mental aspect of the game.

Just hope he doesn't end up dropping the case.

Cam's accuracy throwing off his back foot or relying on his strength when throwing looked very different than when he stepped into a pass. Sadly, instead of fixing our oline so he had time to actually step into a throw, we went and got 2 tall WRs that couldn't get any separation.