kungfoodude

I think he can improve but I suspect we will start seeing bad habits when the pressure gets to him in 2021. That isn't so simple to train out in a short period of time. Sometimes it just never happens for whatever reason or combination of reasons. We also have to appreciate that he really doesn't have much experience actually playing quarterback.

I think it is possible for the last couple of games that he was out when he "could" have played, that really doesn't seem like a logical leap. I seem to recall he may have mentioned wanting to play in the last game or two. Not 100% sure I remember that correctly.

RB is a high mileage position. The biggest concern wasn't really that CMC got injured, it's that he kept getting injured over the course of the season. He had three separate injuries in the 2020 season when he had not missed a game due to injury in his career prior to that. CMC has undoubtedly played at less than 100% multiple times(as most NFL players do) but that spate of injuries has to make you wonder if some of those injuries might have been the result of his usage rate. But, it's also possible it was a statistical outlier and just a cluster of bad luck events. I think his health this season will probably give us our answer.

I don't think that would go well with him or the team in general. That would have a pretty big negative impact on morale, IMO. These are very competitive people, after all.

I think Chinn is plenty motivated to be an elite player so I really do believe that all we need to do is keep him healthy and he is going to get better and better. Darnold we just aren't going to know anything about until the games start. I firmly believe no matter how hard we try to fix him, the problem is ultimately between his ears. That is really gonna be on him to fix.

Can the Carolina Panthers rely on Joey Slye? Nope. What are the Carolina Panthers going to do with Brady Christensen? Good question. How can the Carolina Panthers maximize Jeremy Chinn’s impact? Just keep him healthy. How can the Carolina Panthers keep Christian McCaffrey healthy? How about not use him like he is the only player on offense? How can the Carolina Panthers build Sam Darnold’s confidence? Maybe put a good offensive line in front of him, so probably nothing this season.

I am just not going to believe that we couldn't find offensive linemen in this past draft. Especially considering we needed almost every position on the line as both starters and backups. I hope we end up with all three of our selections in our two deep. At least that will make that a little less of a body blow.

If we don't go heavy OL in the 2022 draft(as we should have this year), I am just going to assume we don't care about OL as an organization.

He wasn't great but he was solid. Even with injuries he has technically probably outplayed his draft spot. It is just a shame he can't seem to stay healthy. I think he could be a two deep guy for sure. As the 4 Man Rush says, "Availability is an ability."

I think it would be the choice of most Huddlers but that has never particularly mattered.

I think Erving wins it by a slight margin, then predictably gets injured and LT becomes a "by platoon" effort for 2021. I stand by my prediction that the most individual starts at LT will be 8 on the season.

Where is the none of the above option?

People always assume athletes are just born being elite. Those are rare cases for rare people. The rest work hard to achieve what they have. Great example being Luke. He wouldn't be the Luke we know without all that extra work and being a maniac. And I am sure we have had many, many players that do those same things that we don't even know about. Yes they reap great rewards for their hard work but it doesn't make the hard work any less than what it is.

I think he is going to try but he doesn't have a QB. Cam isn't likely to return to form, nor are his young guys likely to pan out. I bet you see Jimmy G. back there once Lance beats him out. Then I think you will see the final story and it won't be flattering to Bill's legacy.

I suspect we are gonna find that success had a lot more to do with Tom than Bill. Not what I would have expected either.

Lol. I mean, whatever you choose to believe. People will put up with a lit when you are winning. Notice how few want to be there without Tom Brady. Hmmmmmm....wonder why that is?

Seems like you are moving the goal posts. He didn't ask to be there nor did he hold his tongue about what he thought about them. I see no issue with it.

But I was told they were spoiled, overpaid millionaires that basically lived on easy street.

I thought you were the "honoring your contract" guy? What changed?

You know he got traded to the Pats and didn't "go there" on his own, right?

Kind of sounds like you don't care to teach your kids any life skills either.

I think this may be the most ironic post in Huddle history.

Huddle: "SaM dArNoLd Is ThE sAvIoR!!! eXcElLeNt VaLuE!!!" Also Huddle: "fug Taylor Moton. Not worth the money."

X-Clown may be the single greatest moment in Panthers history.