SmokinwithWilly

Yep. Gotta show me he put in the work this off-season to deal with the lack of size on his frame and especially the footwork and pre-snap reads. Don't really wanna see a lot of T2G check downs again. Either we see some of what was supposed to be there to make him the number 1 pick, or we move on.

What we have here is a picture of the landscape of football against the landscape of the field painted with numbers that we've drawn up with a certain number of players who create the image that we see in our offensive landscape.

He's a great fit for that system. He may not have all the talent of the others, but he also doesn't fold under pressure like many of them have.

Cam looks like a Shriner in that hat.

Only if Penny makes it through TC uninjured.

So you're saying Tepper and Fitts were a little short sighted?

Bryce's closest comp would be Chris Weinke in 2001.

Bryce shouldn't have sat the season, but he should have sat. It was obvious he wasn't ready, and there's nothing wrong with that. When he was a legit better option than Dalton, he should have been QB1.

So where do I send my resume? Experience: Huddle draft guru Qualifications: Tepper sucks.

That Britney Spears meltdown was quite entertaining.

From what I remember it was strategic to lower cap costs since that was pre rookie salary cap.

Thomas is never getting cut. He'll be getting a social security check from the Panthers.

Still think we should have gone center over RB. The weakest position on the line is the shortest route to the QB. We could survive without a new RB. We wont survive if we still dont know if BY is a franchise QB. All offseason was excuse after excuse about the oline not giving enough time and now we’re banking on a guy with 2 major lower body injuries in 2 years, a guy that’s never played center coming off injury, and a c/g that made Michael Jordan look competent. Add in the back up plan is 4 FA centers or a cast off that couldn’t make a roster. What could possibly go wrong? Being certain BY is our franchise QB is more important than a 1 contract RB?.

It also speaks volumes to the impact of a strong offensive line. The Cowboys used to devote a lot of draft picks to their line and every back they had ran over everyone until they left. Demarco Murray cones foremost to mind. Sanders ran behind one of the best lines in Philly. Sweat came in and picked up right where he left off. I love having a great RB, but you have to keep investing in your offensive line to be able to use them to their full potential.

It's not hindsight for another 3 years. We always talk about how we could have done better. It's a way to put your money where your mouth is.

It's all part of a collective. Our center play hasn't been mediocre. It's been fuging atrocious. We've watched our centers get run over, turned around, and be completely inept for years. We now have a center coming off 2 knee injuries and backups that have never played center at the NFL level . Our receiver play has been piss poor despite investing 2 2nd round draft picks into the position in the past 3 years, spending on free agents. Investing one 2nd round pick to solidify a position for a decade is a good move and it's something dominant teams constantly invest in.

It has nothing to do with bust rate. We watched Ryan Kalil excel at the position until his neck injury. What a good center does for his linemates and QB often goes unrecognized. FA centers are not so easy to get. If it was such an easy thing to do, we wouldn't have been struggling for going on a decade without a solid one.

Better than us. The Panthers have been the worst team in pro sports the past 5 years.

It is insane. The guy calling protections and with the shortest path to the QB should actually be a guy that's done it for a while. It's like driving from NY to LA with an oil leak. You know it's a really bad idea, and any sane person would tell you fix the leak, but hey, you got 3k miles to go and nothing is gonna stop you now, except a seized motor.

He probably could have thrown a dart at the big board blindfolded with better results.

When you're young and broke, that Eric Shelton jersey for $1.89 at Goodwill is a hell of a deal when all you want is a little Panthers gear.

That stuff happens. 32 GMs passed on the GOAT QB at least 5 times. It's not about an individual player, it's about building a team, and in that respect, we've been failing miserably for the majority of our existence.

If the team is serious about building a winning franchise, his leash needs to be the same length as any other QB. Either he gets the job done or he rides the bench. It's not about the player, it's about the team.

I was guaranteed center is the most throw away position in the NFL and any FA center will do. Why have a Ryan Kalil when you can have a Matt Paradis?