Mr. Scot
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High character players with football intelligence
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FYI: You're talking to a guy who created a profile specifically to trash talk Huddlers about Teddy Bridgewater (hence the screen name). He's s troll. -
It would also be very Belichick
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Can't sign on to that. Richardson has more and bigger questions than anybody. I take Stroud. Young is good too but I worry about his durability taking NFL hits.
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Mina Kimes, Nate Tice discuss Panthers playoff possibilities
Mr. Scot replied to Mr. Scot's topic in Carolina Panthers
John sent her a clip -
Speaking of Belichick... Yeah, that's...not really something you want to hear your boss say
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Upside has gotten a lot of people fired...
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John and Honest NFL...
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Passing accuracy isn't something you see a lot of improvement in either. People will point to Josh Allen as an example but I don't really know how valid that is. And to be clear completion percentage doesn't really measure accuracy. There's a lot of other factors in that number.
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If there's one thing this offseason has made abundantly clear, it's that everyone from Tepper on down wants to start winning now.
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Elsewhere in the department of "please let this happen"...
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Bryce Young will be the best QB ever in Charlotte
Mr. Scot replied to Diehardpanth02's topic in Carolina Panthers
I would love to have a quarterback with Young's intelligence, accuracy, and processing skills. But like a lot of others, I'm concerned with how long he lasts taking the hits than an NFL quarterback gets. -
High character players with football intelligence
Mr. Scot replied to Mr. Scot's topic in Carolina Panthers
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I figured
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There's this from a guy who seems to be associated with Roaring Riot... Don't know if these are all official (I've seen tweets from Hurst and Williams confirming their numbers) but from what I've seen, all of these are currently available.
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The roster page is a little slow to update sometimes. Honestly the site in general can be.
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You're really trying to live up to the Boogeyman name, aren't you?
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As I recall, the only experience Dorsey had prior to becoming Newton's quarterback coach was working as one of our scouts. Would he have been as good as he is now if he'd been allowed to really coach? Don't know, but I do know Rivera overall just wasn't good for Newton. To be honest, at this point I think Dorsey's a little overrated as a head coaching prospect, partially because he's using Allen in much the same way Rivera used Newton. It won't surprise me if that ends up shortening his career.
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Word was the asking price for #3 wasn't significantly different than the asking price for #1. Given that, why settle for #3?
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Actually I'm more ignoring the pro days. The game tape is far more informative, and the game tape favors Stroud or Young. I prefer Stroud, but I could live with Young.
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Word back then was Rivera and Hurney didn't want any "hard coaching" on Newton. They were afraid of hurting his feelings. Dorsey basically wound up being a "buddy", and there were a load of indications that Newton didn't really respect him or see him as a valid coach. Buffalo actually let him coach however he felt he needed to.