DeAngelo Beason

The QB isn't a QB, and the lineup of opponents doesn't look good. I think it will be another bad season. The league is not built in a way to mask bad QB play anymore. I'm figuring 11 losses this season assuming we split the division games... and the sad part is if we had the most average of average performance from the QB position I can genuinely see this roster delivering 11 wins or more.

I was very unimpressed with the 1st and 2nd round selections, but the rest of the draft was really solid.

This was a very high value selection and fills a potential need.

Doubt it, but this is put up or shut up time for him. Id say he's got one final opportunity before we send him packing, and some team with an actual professional qb picks him up and he shines.

So far the best value selection we've made. Doesn't mean I have high confidence in his future given the qb situation, but we at least got some bang for our buck.

Ive already stated who i wanted last night. Thieneman and Lemon were easy, obvious choices. Anthony Hill (among others) was the easy, obvious choice in the 2nd

I am all about the trenches. I am not all about reaching for players or drafting positions where its highly debatable it's a need. This guy was picked probably 20 spots or more too soon.

This draft is feeling like the Gettleman drafts where we all felt like he must have known something we didn't, but it turned out he was just an idiot. Absolutely terrible showing by Morgan so far.

BREAKING: Joe Person is wrong. Again.

Lemon or Thieneman were just obvious choices there. I'm all about the trenches, but we already made offseason investments on the line as contingencies to injury issues. The cold, hard truth is that Freeling doesn't really make the team any better all things being equal, and if so, it's marginal. There were impact players out there that would have represented bigtime upgrades over the current roster.

You have to first be good to become perennially good. I think it's a big assumption to say that we are in a position to start making luxury picks like OT when we have many other positions that have massive room for improvement.

I don't love the pick, but I don't hate it either. It's a position that's going to start collapsing for the Panthers in the next few seasons, so not a bad idea to start investing now. That said, this was NOT the season we needed a tackle. It was going to be the following. We are still rebuilding. Taking a tackle when you don't need one is something teams at the top do. The pick should have been Lemon or Thieneman, both players who can fill positions of need right now.

I'm not opposed to a WR. Everyone has pretty much just assumed that we have a surefire star with Jalen Coker after a few good plays/games throughout his career. I, for one, actually agree that Jalen Coker is going to be a star, but I'm also old enough to remember Keary Colbert and Kelvin Benjamin. I don't oppose stacking the WR room until we build out a roster of proven, reliable pass-catchers for whomever the QB of this team is in 2027.

As the waterboy?

We "knew" Keary Colbert was going to be a star too....