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None of those things directly effect the bottom line as a business. There is a ton of money to be made by the NFL through gambling. If people start to think that players throw games they could lose many millions.

DJ Moore was the correct selection over Calvin Ridley.

No one has offered much for him yet. Panthers want a first rounder but he has only played 23 out of 33 games. Big risk for anyone paying his wages this season.

Hey, at least they are being talked about.

Premier edge much more valuable and a WR.

Can't imagine any better than a 3rd rounder for him

Cam signs a one year deal to mentor Malik Willis who sits early and starts to spell Cam as the season goes on. The offensive line gets improved through starting Brown and Brady plus a key free agent. Excited?

8.5 inches. 30 fumbles in college with a smaller ball. Yeeeeesh

Looking into my crystal ball. Matt Rhule will need three starters out of this draft to have a chance at saving his job. Therefore... a) A QB won't be selected. b) At least one trade down is likely. Unfortunately, the 6th pick this year isn't as valuable as other years thanks to a weaker draft class. The Panthers will end up with two late first round picks and one late second round pick. They also might pick up a third round pick and have a well rounded draft. Im tellling you right now, it might be all offensive line.

My gal and I really enjoyed the show. Looking forward to season 2.

Rounds 4 or later. Give me a name of someone on your wish list.

Not even if we trade down?

From NFL dot com Who could they mean?

Matt Allen wanted Sam Darnold here.

This wasn't a first down. Lol

Imagine what this guy would be doing on a NFL caliber offense.

From PFF...

This is the second failure of mass proportions the Huddle has been through. It sucks, but you have to feel the lows to appreciate the highs. There will be highs again, I promise.

Yeeesh

And does it matter?

McAdoo might like him.

How did the greatest college football evaluator in a generation do?

Certainly not his players.

" 6. Carolina Panthers: Kenny Pickett, Quarterback, Pitt It’s a poorly-kept secret that the Panthers are shopping on the quarterback trade market. But nobody with a no-trade clause or a second career as a game-show host/podcaster will willingly climb aboard Matt Rhule’s sinking ship. Once the organization’s options become limited to the Wentz-Garoppolo tier, Rhule will nope out of the veteran market in self-defense. A rookie could give Rhule a developmental mulligan year – think Matt Nagy’s Bears gambit in 2021 – but Malik Willis, the higher-ranked quarterback in the FO 40 (coming soon!), would be too risky. Rhule needs a Mac Jones-type who can look halfway decent immediately, and Pickett’s the only quarterback in the draft remotely in that category. In other words, this pick has nothing to do with the caliber of the prospect or the needs of the organization but everything to do with the self-preservation instincts of the team’s decision-makers. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how accurate mock draft predictions are made" That first paragraph though, whoo wee mane.

This guy hasn't gotten anything right in the NFL yet.