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These sure look like moves being made for a QB that is ready to start.

On a separate note, I do find it funny how the entire fan base is holding its breadth praying it's not Levis. And If I were Tepper and paying 2.5 billion dollars to own the team, I would probably nix Levis myself (but I would be an awful owner lol).

Young all the way.

If we draft Richardson, this could go down as the worst trade of all time.

Not to mention, we need to give them an extra Tax to jump their division rivals. Fair value won't do it in this case.

No thanks, definitely would rather have the best QB off the board

They literally have no leverage. They don't want him and no other team wants him. It's the Jets or nothing. My guess is the will settle for a first and a late round conditional pick dependent on playing a second season.

I really think Young is a the highest value risk reward swing. Sure he is small and can get hurt, but If he hits, he is a superbowl QB.

What in common did Dalton have with Fields?

I've seen a lot of reports that Carolina is focusing on Stroud and Richardson. Bummer if they took Bryce off their board because of size.

I keep seeing that Carolina is focused on Stroud and Richardson. Bummer if they have already taken Bryce off their board.

I mean in context to what they were asking for indy, LV, etc.

The more I study the breakdowns thr more I am all in.

I agree, and I want us to use it on Young, but if the decide to trade back, Chicago's asking price should be our asking price.

They should seek more than that just based in the fact that Houston is ahead of them. Gotta take advantage of that.

Perfect mentor for Bryce, lets go.

Love that selection for the Panthers. Stick with your guns and get the easily the best QB in the draft.

Actually, it's scientifically proven that the more options you have the greater your buyers remorse is once you've gotten your product. They should absolutely have conviction that one is head and heals above there other to make the move they did.

Lawrence would be the number one guy this draft and it wouldn't particularly be close. I think Stroud and Bryce certainly are as close as those other guys. Bryce's only ding is being too small. I think he is a great prospect and would take him in a heart beat.

Do you think the vet signing would be a sign of the QB we take? You would probably want a similar style of play to your rookie no? Maybe that doesn't matter as much these days.

Yes, I do think Fitterer will have ultimate say - I do think he will take Frank's opinion in high regard though. I don't think Fit is going to stake his career on Richardson though. Not being under the pressure he is now to deliver, anyway.

To be fair to Reich, it's not likes he's ever drafted his own QB. So we hear he likes big QB's, but everything i've heard is that besides Carson Wentz - he was forced to have the QBs he got. I'll be interested to see what he does getting to pick his own Rookie.

Absolutely agree - At least the other 2 give us a chance. Spending this on AR-15 who definitely won't start this year, and maybe won't even be ready for another 2 years, if he is even able to live up to his potential (a low chance imo) would not only be an awful decision, it would be Tepper giving 70 mil to Rhule all over again.

A lot of big time prospects don't throw. They have plenty of time to see him throw at pro day and a private work out.

Really hoping we target Schultz.