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D.J. probably, but I think they would have asked for another second round pick as well.

D.J. Moore has been criminally underrated by our fanbase. I think a lot of fans are going to be in for a surprise if they think his production is going to be easily replaced.

I wouldn't say so. It's easier to find defensive ends in free agency, as long as you have cap room. They're both premium positions.

Saw it coming. Receivers are so hard to find these days. Who should we target in the draft? Is Josh Downs going to available near our picks?

I'm going to miss D.J. . I had him as my avatar for a couple of years. He was much better than some of our fans gave him credit for.

Is Josh Downs in the second round realistic or not? I now need to start looking seriously at receivers.

I wonder if we could get Josh Downs in the second round?

Do you think Josh Downs could be a target in the second round?

I called the Bears wanting D.J. Moore months ago. It's hard to find receivers, they never go into free agency. I'm a bit sad though.

So, I guess my prediction that the Bears would want D.J. Moore was correct? Or is this not the actual compensation?

Now the choice. It's harder than you think, after watching all of the top quarterbacks games. Time to watch them all, again, and again until draft day.

These were great.

Well, just from what I've seen, he has a tendency to walk into sacks and not climb the pocket at times, instead taking off backwards for negative yards.

Of course he can run? He's very athletic. It's just that he makes such poor decisions, holds onto the ball for too long, and doesn't navigate the pocket well enough to elude pressure.

It's actually his best trait. He maneuvers so well in the pocket keeping his eyes downfield under heavy pressure. The game I linked has him missing receivers left and right from poor mechanics, but it shows him standing tall the entire game going through his reads.

How is this one read and go?

His offensive line was better in 2021 for sure.

Richardson ran a pro-style offense with very little spread from what I've seen. The amount of RPO I saw wasn't much considering how good of a runner he is. They really underutilized him running the ball from what I watched. Which games do you want me to look at where his legs were the offense?

That's interesting, more accurate? I'd like to see how they argued that. The stats thing though, they're very comparable other than completion percentage. Will Levis Completions: 185/283 (65.4%) Yards: 2,406 Touchdowns: 19 Interceptions: 10 Rushing Yards: -107 Rushing Touchdowns: 2 Anthony Richardson Completions: 176/327 (53.8%) Yards: 2,549 Touchdowns: 17 Interceptions: 9 Rushing Yards: 654 Rushing Touchdowns: 9 Production wise it's pretty similar until you look at rushing statistics.

If they think they're actually selling high.

There's a scenario where Lamar Jackson doesn't sign until after the draft. Imagine if the Panthers come out of the draft being the odd one out, missing on the top four quarterbacks. I would assume that Lamar Jackson becomes plan A, B, C, and D at that point. It's not like the Panthers didn't go down this road before last year with Watson, and that was a much more riskier free agent to pursue.

He should have definitely hired an agent.

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Absolutely, which is probably why he decided to be cautious with his health, knowing his first real contract was coming up.