kungfoodude

So you geniuenly think that list didn't have talent?

I have mostly seen him in the 4th to 7th round in evaluations. I don't think he is a factor for trading up unless he really destroys the combine.

It is sad. I have people chimping out over the suggestion that Huddle consensus has been better than our franchise at draft evaluations but, quite frankly, it has been. It's not just sad, it's maddening. How is this possible??

I mean, the greatest ammo is the injury history. That will lower his FA value tremendously. He is a very capable OG IF healthy. He was a middling center, however. It is a shame this is such a weak center class and we passed on Zach Frazier last season(I know, this dead horse again). Eventually we have to get serious about addressing C because both Corbett and Mays are the obvious weaknesses on the OL.

No more fuging flu, at least.

There is no path to trading him, IMO. If we don't resign him it would be such an insane blunder. If we DON'T resign him, we better go hard AF after an elite goalie.

It looked too much like a Fitterer draft. Didn't terribly care for Wallace but he looks like there could be something there. At the end of the day, you can't hope to make your hay in the draft on rounds 3-5 and whiff in the first and second. I hope he does way better this year.

Bryce was not that prepared for the NFL, quite clearly. I thought he has the best field vision in that class but I personally think Sanders is better.

https://www.yardbarker.com/nhl/articles/mikko_rantanens_future_plans_reportedly_revealed_as_he_doesnt_want_to_sign_in_carolina/s1_17636_41788202

This smells of Tepper cuckism. But, by all means, don't let anyone get between you and the penis you so desire.

Eh...depends on price. Corbett is a MILES better player than Mays but availability is an ability. Does it really matter? Ideally, we get a real center(highly unlikely. IMO) and we jettison Corbett. If it comes down to it, keep Corbett first because he is better(IMO). Mays is a great backup option but, per normal, we Panthers fans WILDLY overrate him as a player. He's a bottom 10 starting center. He's a great utility backup OG/C, however.

That's the part the copium crowd are missing. The fact that Huddle consensus is leaps and bounds better than the Panthers FO isn't a point of pride, it's fuging rock bottom.

I genuinely think that is unlikely. He is probably the most NFL prepared QB since Andrew Luck. The biggest issues with him are his physical ceilings. He is has an elite QB understanding but a moderately above average NFL QB skillset. I am curious to see how he works out at the NFL level. I would say Geno Smithish.

We need to kill in the important rounds(1-3) but we have a bunch in the "depth" rounds(4-6). We need everything.

I think this is the rare, "answered your own question."

Caleb is a good comp, honestly. Ward is a lower level passer, IMO.

Yeah, that is the fear part.

Or is Ward a Mayfield/Stafford "ball control" gunslinger?

I am not even hyper focused on the positions necessarily(DE/Edge seems like a must given depth) but get three fuging absolute day one competitive players for a starting role. This seems like the draft like this should be a thing.

Cam is Jameis, IMO.

Dude, this class is so loaded at DE and EDGE it would be CRIMINAL to not trade down provided one of the big boys doesn't drop. I want three picks in the top 60. Period.

Interesting amount of defensive turnover.

I also thought this was a solid signing but nice to see a pivot quickly rather than our usual hubris of "well we are smarter" and a double down. I still believe Dan is an average or above average pro personnel guy. I just wish he had any clue in the draft.

My fear is literally we fall in love with a guy like this. This is my nightmare. Even Carter is excusable but Pearce is not better than the next 10 guys at EDGE, IMO.