USC/panthers_11

We could've kept him and drafted a QB who would be on a rookie deal for 4 to 5 years. After that period of time, McCaffrey would be past his prime and probably not have commanded big money. We could've done both.

The same idiots who should be eating crow are of course doubling down (one poster in particular). We shouldn't have traded him, bottomline. Those advocating to do so made a bad evaluation. The amount we were paying him was definitely a lot for a RB, but it was nowhere too much for the best offensive player in the league and a probable HOF player. You have to build around guys like that. The injuries he had here were an anomaly.

Just so I'm clear, will the Sunday Ticket no longer be available on Directv?

The poster didn't say he was elite. Recheck what was typed. In regard to your other post, Sam is certainly a better option than PJ Walker, which is not saying much.

Baker gives the team a better chance to win. The OL is playing significantly better than they were earlier in the season when Baker was starting.

You imply Luke's career was wasted, but he will most likely go down as a Hall of Famer. The team also won a lot of games during his tenure.

YES!

This is obviously a very bad take by the OP. We already know PJ is not a starting caliber QB. The jury is still out on Darnold. He certainly hasn't been overly impressive, but I think we need to let the entire season play out. We know he's not getting much help from his teammates. The OL is one of the worst, if not the worst in the league - the WRs had a record number of drops, and our (NFL) defense just gave 571 yards to the opponent.

Excuse me. I said division 2 but meant to say FCS. I forgot the terminology changed a few years ago. NDSU is an FCS program, not an FBS program. There are 130 FBS college football programs, and NDSU is not one of them and play at a lower level. Or course there are talented players coming out of FCS programs, but by and large, FBS players are more talented, especially players from the power 5 conferences. Trey Lance has played against low level competition in college relatively speaking. This is not up for debate. He could end up being a good NFL player. I don't think they he is worthy of a first round pick. Only time will tell. Thanks for trying to nickel and dime me on the division 2 comment.

No, he was. He is not currently an NFL scout. I said "if he was" because I was not familiar with Daniel Kelly prior to this message board thread. However, my point still stands - you don't become an NFL scout without having a lot of knowledge, and his take is certainly relevant. You're not going to waste your time responding but you did? Troll? Lol. Trading for Watson obviously would've been a horrible decision. You are not qualified to discuss football with me boy.

If he was a former NFL scout, he certainly knows more than you and has good input to provide. I'm not sure the majority of the Hiuddle comprehends the talent difference between division 2 and division 1 football (particularly division 2 to a power 5 conference). In addition to Lance facing garbage competition in college, how did he land at a Division 2 college coming out of high school? I wouldn't touch this guy.

Of course. All PSL owners are the same whether you purchased them directly from the Panthers or another individual.

This is a great deal.

If we draft either Fields or Lance I'm done.

It's incredibly interesting to see idiots on this board know more than the 49ers management team.