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Thanks for this. Very helpful.

What did they do specifically to ‘play to his strengths’? That seems like a truism. Not disagreeing, just looking to peel the onion back another layer. More detail, please.

It seems consensus on teh Huddle that Josh Allen and the Bills are the gold standard for how to develop a rookie QB. No one that I have read has explained in any level of detail just how the Bills did it. What specifically did the Bills do to get Allen to the level of success that is so noteworthy. Intensive position coaching and film study? Build the offensive roster and scheme to maximize his potential? Nutritional supplements (I kid)? No less important, is the Panthers organization capable of replicating this process and getting the same outcome with any of the QB’s in this draft class? Unless we have both the process and competent coaching staff in place, our rookie QB selection could well end up being Sam Darnold 2.0, not Josh Allen 2.0. Flame away.

Ageism discrimination. I kid.

You’re welcome… Pie?

My high school basketball coach used to say that to me… often

[Colin Kaepernick, David Beckham and Amare Stoudemire have entered the chat.]

I see what you did there...

Levis. Ride or die.

Brutal. Just snorted sweet tea through my nose...

Serendipity...

It's just personal promotion. If we are talking about it, he has achieved his objective.

True that. Merlots can have an off year. It happens.

“Just win, baby.”

Yes, bring back the birds!

Prune juice or a good probiotic will do that, too…

I thought lose out and gain the number one pick was the objective, no?

Cleaning house…

Ch Ch Ch Changes…

Wildcat with CMC. Giddy up!

Sentimental

Panthers Rule?

We’re discussing busts. Stay on topic!