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Should Trey Lance be considered a "Good" Panthers prospect with high upside due to his arm strength and athleticism It seems his NFL career has been inconsistent due to a lack of playing time, injuries, and a need for further development in areas like accuracy and decision-making. He has shown promise in preseason games, with coaches praising his poise and ability to execute plays, but his professional stats have been limited and he has struggled with turnovers in the past. Just asking.

( "Trey Lance is an American football quarterback born on May 9, 2000, known for his time at North Dakota State University (NDSU), where he won two FCS National Championships, and his draft history in the NFL ") ( "After being the No. 3 overall pick by the San Francisco 49ers in 2021, he was later traded to the Dallas Cowboys and currently plays for the Los Angeles Chargers. His collegiate career was highly successful but short, leading to the perception that he would need significant development time to transition to the NFL ")

Hendon Hooker is gone, now I am wondering if QB Mike White will have any upside, or just eventually fade away?

" Love of money is the root of all kinds of evil." So true!!!!

Gonna Lose??? Seems Yea Of Little Faith Were Proven Wrong.

Let's face it, past and present results prove it is not hard to fool Dave Tepper.

Dear Santa, All I Want For Christmas Is A Franchise QB Placed Under The Panthers Christmas Tree. Signed Hopedul Fan

Fug The Retarted Edelman

Well I Will Be Darned....Zeeeeeeee Panthers Win 16 - 13

Every year as long as i can remember, we question if the Panthers should draft a QB # 1 and every year the decision they make in that regard turns out wrong. Why should I believe it will be any different this next draft ?

I agree we thought earlier this would probably be a loss but not a game where Buffalo completely destroyed the Panthers.

After watching Andy Dalton ply really bad today (10/26/25 ) his "good once as I ever was" must have been pretty bad.

Hendon Hooker Has To Be Better Than The Other QB's That Are Proving They Should Not Be In The NFL.

In the 2018 NFL Draft, Mike White was viewed as a quarterback prospect with NFL size, arm strength, and the ability to throw deep. However, evaluators noted significant weaknesses, including a lack of mobility, struggles under pressure, and a tendency to lock onto targets, which contributed to a high number of turnovers. Scouts saw his potential as a "project" quarterback with backup potential but also noted his boom-or-bust potential due to his inconsistent pocket awareness and fumbling issues.

I fully agree.

Cam Jackson is a defensive tackle for the Florida Gators college football team. He's a senior, weighing in at 6'6" and 342 lbs. Jackson transferred to Florida from Memphis after three seasons there. He's known for his size and ability to disrupt the run game. Great pick for Rd # 5. Cam should fit right in and help upgrade the much needed run stopping ability of the team.

Sounds like he comes from a Royal Family.

He said he was going to drop 15 Lbs. and play at 265 this year. Dropping 15 Lbs. should make him a little quicker.

8. Carolina Panthers: WR Tetairoa McMillan (Arizona) Grade: B The Panthers have spent a lot of assets on wide receivers over the past two drafts, but adding McMillan gives Bryce Young a true “X” wide receiver and moves Xavier Legette to a WR2 role that’s a bit more appropriate for him. The Panthers have a talented offense with a deep offensive line and running game and now McMillan adding depth and starting talent to the wide receiver room. Player comparison: Tee Higgins

If the Panthers go DT in the first Rd , i think the pick should be Mason Graham or Kenneth Grant, depending which one is available. I personally like Kenneth Grant a better than Mason Graham because he is a little bigger and supposed be the stronger of the two..

You got me on the April Fool Joke.

This is sad indeed...... May they both rest In Peace....

Exactly!!! That makes no sense.....

Lets light it up!!!

I never trusted Mel Kipper after he made the big, big mistake of praising Jimmy Clausen to high heavens.