ECHornet
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I’m not ready to anoint him an All-Pro guard this year. What I am confident in is he will be serviceable there which is an upgrade from last year.
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I agree. BC looked very good mirroring his opponent in some of the film from camp. I’d feel best about BC - Ekwonu - Elflein - Corbett - Moton
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Baker is our QB
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How much playing time will Matt Corral get on Saturday?
ECHornet replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
Get ready for a heavy dose of Darnold. Obviously the hope is he plays out of his mind and raises a few eyebrows around the league as a reliable backup. -
A homer take would be hoping he’s drafted with #6. It’s not homerism wanting to acquire picks and select Howell where he’s being projected by most evaluators. I see the opposite happening though. ABCers with ridiculous takes like 4th Rd or 0% chance of success. That’s homerism.
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This is dumb
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I’m not saying it will happen or that it’s likely, but imagine a world where Christensen is more highly regarded than Slater at the end of their rookie contracts. Oh, how I would enjoy that.
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Moving the chains may be eliminated soon.
ECHornet replied to PantherOnTheProwl1523's topic in Carolina Panthers
Good. About time we started using tech to improve games. A chip for first downs and breaking the goal line would solve time-costly issues once it’s ironed out. Also ready for automated strike zones in baseball.- 34 replies
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KC looking to trade up into top 10.
ECHornet replied to DaveThePanther2008's topic in Carolina Panthers
“In similar situations” = first year or so for Mitch. Not this year. -
KC looking to trade up into top 10.
ECHornet replied to DaveThePanther2008's topic in Carolina Panthers
If getting it means pining for a rookie QB no better than Darnold, then I don’t think I want to. -
KC looking to trade up into top 10.
ECHornet replied to DaveThePanther2008's topic in Carolina Panthers
He’s not a rook anymore. A second year QB that has been less successful than Trubisky in similar situations. Everyone ragged on Mitch while many here covet Fields. I don’t get it. -
KC looking to trade up into top 10.
ECHornet replied to DaveThePanther2008's topic in Carolina Panthers
They were the same garbage last year. Yes, I’d rather only be locked into subpar QB play for 1 year instead of 3. Why would you prefer the opposite? Hope that Fields improves? Yea, we did that with Darnold. -
KC looking to trade up into top 10.
ECHornet replied to DaveThePanther2008's topic in Carolina Panthers
I am. I prefer to be in our current situation than in one where we’re locked into Fields for 3 more years without Horn. At least there is light at the end of the tunnel with Darnold’s last year under contract here. Fields, to date, is another Darnold and I’m glad we’re not locked into that longer term. -
KC looking to trade up into top 10.
ECHornet replied to DaveThePanther2008's topic in Carolina Panthers
I’ll wait for all of your objective reasons Fields is a better NFL QB than Darnold, and why we would be better off with him for the next 3+ years instead of Darnold for 1 more. -
KC looking to trade up into top 10.
ECHornet replied to DaveThePanther2008's topic in Carolina Panthers
Truth is we’re probably better off with Darnold than Fields. The only thing better with Fields thus far is more excitement bc we’d cling to the hope he could improve. Reality is he looks to be a mediocre or worse NFL QB and we would waste 3+ more years holding onto that hope of improvement. At least we know we need to move on from Darnold. Here’s to finding someone to replace him that puts up numbers twice as good as Fields last year. -
KC looking to trade up into top 10.
ECHornet replied to DaveThePanther2008's topic in Carolina Panthers
Fields is 23 y.o. and Darnold is 24. Fields looks terrible and we all would be ticked we passed on Horn if Fields played like that for us last year. -
KC looking to trade up into top 10.
ECHornet replied to DaveThePanther2008's topic in Carolina Panthers
You’re still wishing for that after Fields’s rookie campaign? I’ll pass until he shows he’s actually a better QB than Darnold. They were pretty comparable (trash) last year. -
Are you just ignoring all of the suggested moves in this thread that could save 10s of millions in cap space?
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Give me Jimmy G and here’s why…. If he’s our next QB, it’s likely because he was cut by SF and we’ve signed him for the year or we’ve swapped Darnold for him. That wouldn’t tie us down to someone we’re unsure of or mortgage our future by trading picks. We can still go BPA at #6 and he’d be a nicel bridge to our next (hopeful franchise) QB in ‘23. San Howell in a trade back scenario would be my next pick.
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Go back one year and he was QB1 to many. All he did last year was prove he's more of a threat with his legs than previously thought. So....we can get the QB everyone thought was the best of this crop a year ago for a discount because his team struggled last year. Not because he did. Sounds great to me. Everyone yelled "UNC Homers" when we suggested Trubisky would be the best play before last year. Well look how it played out.
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Can’t believe we’re in a situation where we can draft Howell at a discount bc of his lack of hype. We need to trade back or trade up and make it happen.
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I see no way SF cuts Jimmy G. They could pretty easily swap him for Darnold and save cap space on their end. Why cut him outright when you can save money?
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My opinion on our choices of replacements… Ioannidis = Jones Horn = Gilmore (considering future contributions here) Luvu/Haynes < Reddick 2022 OL >>> 2021 OL 2022 RB > 2021 RB 2022 S > 2021 S 2022 LB >> 2021 LB (safety acquisition allowing Chinn to play here some) We can’t afford to upgrade every position every year when aging studs don’t factor into future plans. Not upgrading on Reddick/Gilmore is easily offset by the improvements in other position groups which we couldn’t afford if we resigned them all. I feel we’ve chosen correctly to give opportunities to our talented young players, and used free agency to build up groups that have little to no talented young players.
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I wish we had gone with my wish before last year and signed Trubisky. The argument for Mitch was more about the money it would take to acquire him and how cheap he would be. Turns out, we could have had Mitch in 2021, 2022, and 2023 for about the same price we're paying Darnold just in 2022. Which would you rather have done? At the very least, we would have had one of the NFL's best backup QBs. I think he'll do well as a Steeler. Trubisky's total cap hit over '21, '22, & '23: $16,785,000 + Zero Draft Picks Darnold's cap hit in '22: $18,858,000 + 2nd,4th,& 6th Rd Picks Ouch