45catfan

It's a numbers game, he won't make it.

^This, but that makes too much sense for the Panthers. I routinely mock 1-2 O-linemen every year just because of our historic lack of quality and depth there, especially post Rivera era. I wanted a center this year, as did a lot of Huddlers who use the mock thread. We ended up taking a DT and ANOTHER ILB with the last two picks instead.

The sensitive vagina strategy. Activity may cause pain and discomfort, therefore it must be avoided.

The play designed sucked. A missed tackle and great individual effort by a dude that will be cut in 10 days was the difference from being the stuffed in the backfield to a TD.

This team has too many holes for a surprise cut. Maybe a injury settlement with a fringe starter, but that's probably it.

I never said they didn't do anything. I even said they even went with several positions I actually wanted. However, the order, trade ups, guys in those position groups I would have done differently.

"Can" do something and being excellent at it are vastly different things. The team feeling confident in spit-balling the center position is quintessential Panthers. RB, TE, ILB and WR were positions of need, but the order of the positions and players picked I had issue with. At least we traded back to get a full slate of picks next year.

Some mocked Frazier as the top pick even over a WR. The point being, center was a glaring need and we decided to move a injury prone RG who has never played center as our 'fix'. The fan base was all over taking a center. FYI, usually on 5-6 centers get taken in a typical draft. Raym at #12 is beyond camp fodder.

A typical mock. Players would change, but the position groups remained fairly consistent. Going back quickly through that mock thread Just about everyone took a center.

That or waiting to final cuts to bring in/trade for an actual center. I chuckled when I frist found out that Corbett was going to be our center this season. If healthy, he'll probably do the best he can, but surely he will be the weak link in the OL.

Specifically, nobody yet. However, here's what I want in the draft (no particular order) QB (backup) WR C OLB CB T NT

I also said we should have drafted a center. Again, what do I know? It pains me to see as a casual observer, with no formal football scouting training, the blatantly obvious moves this team should make and they end up going completely in a different direction.

Can't let you suffer through this season alone. Misery loves company my friend. We stick with this team no matter what.

Not all guac is the same, just like anything else. I've had amazing, and I've had some that I imagine dog poo would taste like.

Clicks in Juan's threads gives his him tingles in his gibblets.

I've been saying BC as the swing tackle for two years now, but what do I know?

It's almost regular season Our team still sucks I look forward to the fall weather

He's a Catamount. That's the important part.

Three hours of my life I'll never get back. Seriously thinking about taking up a new hobby this fall. I can't be wasting my Sunday afternoons like that.

From the 'Best and Worst' weekly write up: 20. WR Terrace Marshall Jr.: 44.5 21. C Andrew Raym: 43.0 22. QB Jack Plummer: 39.2 23. WR Jonathan Mingo: 37.6 24. C Cade Mays: 33.7 Hmmm...two 2nd round WRs that can't even do sh*t against backups.

I'd take either in a heartbeat over what we have as QB3.

Nah, that was Hollister that we signed the other day. This dude signed today is about on par with Sullivan. This team will never learn in the Tepper era. The Walls and Olsen days of the dominant Panthers TEs are long over. Now it's where scrub TEs come to play for a hot minute to say they were in the NFL before heading back to their regular jobs at Walmart. Hopefully the rookie, Sanders, can break us out of our TE funk.

He'll give Ian Thomas a run for his money. That being said, he's a scrub.

Yes, Wonnum is a Gamecock too and Clowney has missed significant time throughout his career with various injuries. I am not anti-Gamecock, I just noticed a pattern. Call it coincidence, but it's hard to not see the trend.

Don't forget about Shi Smith.