jfra78

Drafting a RB should be on the table every year

Bryce hasn't proven to be a franchise QB yet, all he has done is earned another chance to prove himself. The consensus was to draft Bryce over CJ Stroud, I still think that was the wrong move and Bryce still has to prove otherwise.

Daniel Jeremiah on Jalon Walker https://draftwire.usatoday.com/2025/02/20/daniel-jeremiah-2025-combine-jalon-walker-top-10-lock/ “Jalon Walker, he’s one of my favorite players to study,” Jeremiah stated when asked about the Georgia Bulldogs players in the draft class. “He’s got the versatility to play off the ball, on the ball. I think he’s got a chance to be a special pass rusher.” “He plays fast. He’s physical. And then when you talk to the coaches at Georgia and they say, this guy is rare, off the charts intangibles, leadership. He took over a couple of games, the Texas game at Texas — that was a statement there. I think he’s a lock to go in the top 10.” If this guy is there when we pick it's a no brainer, only guy I might take ahead of him is Graham

If Bryce has a good season, that's when you draft a guy in the 3rd or 4th to be his backup.

IMO it's best to have a vet on the team, having three young inexperienced QBs on the roster is a recipe for disaster

Maybe not, but if he's there at 8 I really hope the Panthers don't pass him up

Wasn't so much talking about the trade as much as getting Walker at 11 or 12

We would just argue over who the pick should be, by time we came to a consensus the draft would be over

Yes, but it isn't realistic

It would be a mess

I am a young genxer and we went to friends houses unannounced and played outside without our parents really knowing what was going on, in the 90s

Yea it just says the Panthers are a prime trade target at 8.

One thing that was never questioned about XL coming out of college was his work ethic

I hated the Bryce pick as much as anyone but I see nothing wrong with keeping Andy here for another year

Good, it just makes sense