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Yeah, might as well make the same fuging mistake three years in a row. I wonder how much it will cost this time?

His game tape was horrible in many aspects. He just doesn't throw with anticipation, and doesn't look like he sees the field. He's also amazing sometimes as well. I can definitely see why he fell though.

He's coming off of surgery, will cost assets, and will need a contract. There's a reason Cleavland decided to trade their future away for another guy with massive issues, and a requiring a huge contract. Mayfield had a great team around him, and didn't get it done. He's not going to magically be better in Carolina. It's like fuging groundhog day every off-season.

Poverty franchise move.

We'll more than likely have to sign him to an extension.

Might as well trade more assets for yet another retread that we'll have to give a large contract to. This front office and owner are inept.

I wonder if the third retread quarterback failure will knock some sense into Tepper.

We already gave up the farm.

This is fun. It's like picking your favorite in a litter of mutts.

I hope so. I cannot watch another game having to see Sam Darnold's stupid face as he's staring up at the jumbotron, dumbfounded, after throwing an interception.

Are they trying to lure Roders from Green Bay next year?

I'm saying I wouldn't trade a player that plays a premium position that we have little depth at. I would trade Robby Anderson first, or a cornerback, or even Christian McCaffrey.

We would have almost no pass rushing depth if Yetur was traded. Also, I don't think it's smart to trade players mid development. Sometimes it takes a while for defensive lineman to really develop. Mario Addison took years, as did Charles Johnson.

A lot of posters called it when Cam was dumped and Bridgewater was signed, quarterback purgatory. The Panthers are going to have a difficult choice next year if Fitterer is still around. Does he go with the safe choice or a mid round quarterback? It's always next year when your job is on the line, and you're just looking for marginal improvements. The only way to get off the ride is usually when everyone is fired, players are traded, and an actual rebuild takes place.

Can someone please explain to me how such an awful quarterback is still given chances? The guy in 50 games has 54 touchdowns, 52 interceptions, and 29 fumbles. He does not belong in the NFL, not even as a backup.

I wonder what's the chances they'll put him at left guard his first year? It's notoriously difficult to play left tackle your first year in the league, even for elite prospects.

I'm talking about the website, with both mock drafts. Walter himself has been pretty accurate since 2017 though.

The reality of building the best offensive line this team has seen for rehash garbage quarterbacks.

Local reporters and Huddlers with inside sources never get it right. Walterfootball, which everyone in our fanbase makes fun of has been nailing it on the other hand.

What he really meant was 5 wins.

Tepper needs to sell the team.

The local guys, and the Huddle brain trust are usually pretty far off. Walterfootball has been much more accurate over the years than our guys. They've actually nailed our pick for years.

You guys do realize that any quarterback starting four seasons would have games that make them look legitimate right? Sam Darnold, even with elite talent around him, will never be a good quarterback.

Which ones? I want you to call them out instead of passive aggressive post.

This is the least excited for a draft I've been in my entire life. Hardly any picks, no players I really covet, and it's essentially a lame duck season for the coach.