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Best GM in Carolina Panthers history unfortunately

I start my scouting reports later this month

Pretty much just Will Johnson for me.

This is the deepest running back draft class in recent memory. Doesn't make sense not to nab someone in rounds 3-7

Sign Poona and Holland and daft one of the Geogia edges pleeeeaaasseee

If the team has him as the highest rated player, I doubt you hesitate to take a guy you feel is going to be an elite tackle. Moton is older and Ekwonu isn't exactly a sure thing.

I don't think you need him to fill a box. You probably slap him at linebacker and ask him to rush on passing downs or slip him as a spy, or drop him off into coverage off the line. I see him more as an edge guy but I don't think he is limited to that.

Carter Hunter Graham Walker Johnson

Yeah I more or less agree. TMac is an awesome prospect. If the elite defensive guys are gone, hop on TMac or Tyler Warren without much hesitation.

How many drag queens were involved?

The two are very different players. Cam was more refined as a passer coming out of college but never truly elevated his game beyond that (which was fine, he was a very good passer) and the same inconsistencies kept creeping up on him. Injuries changed his career, especially those two Denver games, and it sucks but it is what it is. I don't like the narrative he only had one elite season, he had multiple elite seasons and one of the best seasons by a QB ever. Josh has had to refine his mechanics completely and has become a brilliant passer compared to where he was entering the league. I think he is more consistently dominant than Cam was but has yet to really reach that peak, though it's not THAT far off. It's okay to appreciate both players for what they were/are without nagging on the other. Both should go in the Hall of Fame.

I mean at that point just take Will Campbell. I don't think you necessarily need to settle at the edge position in this class, it is very deep. Snagging a ten year starter at the tackle spot who is a blue chip player is just smart. Him or Will Johnson make sense there if this is how it all plays out.

Horn and Jackson as our one and two could be pretty decent with a better defensive line for sure

After week two of this season, definitely.

He's a very raw prospect. The team knew that when they drafted him. He will get better as time passes. The fact he is getting open fairly consistently is a good sign. The lack of raw explosion that we saw on film in college is certainly a concern, but I think that will pop back up when he grows within his role. He will be a very good WR2 when he puts it all together.

Welcome back to the Bryce believers. We welcome you back with open arms.

You certainly start him the rest of the season and see what happens.

Yeah that was pretty bad.

My bad

fug it we ball

I also think it's a big difference with what has come out and hearing that Bryce is essentially done in Carolina as opposed to what could have been "allowing time for Bryce to reset" and reevaluating in a few weeks. The whole tone in the interviews with everyone is weird and becomes yet another example as to why free agents will not want to come to Carolina.

Just what I think happened based on the evidence. It's pretty much spelled out for us by beat reporters who can't come out and say it. I'd argue that the locker room is filled with an incredible amount of mistrust and a losing mentality. If the coaching staff tells you one thing and publicly endorses you, then the next day you are benched and your career is over with the team, what does that say to the other players in the locker rooms?

I already did. I was wrong about Bryce Young and his play translating at the next level. That doesn't mean Tepper should come in and mandate to the coaching staff what they should do.