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Have to be the first? Right?

Lol. No. We know he did not drink 15 lbs of water. BECAUSE HE IS STILL ALIVE.

Few questions arise when reading this. Most of it, is lack of information. I would want a more in depth analysis. Just a quick look, and it seems the hit rate on 6 feet or shorter QBs are marginally higher than for QBs above 6. My guess, have to be good prospects to even be considered. But what i would find interesting is: Are smaller players more injury prone? and are there statics for QBs? Does battered balls correlate with height or any "scheme"? Does success correlate with height/weight compared to (talent) draft/undraft position. I would think there is a selection being made during school and from high school to college, were bigger guys are given more chances but that smaller guys with the obvious talent do get a shot. Just like in icehockey, were for many years, it didnt matter if you could skate, if you was a bigger defender you could get drafted "just because". Same selection is being made in Swedish football, kids born earlier on the year, are more often picked for regional all-star teams which gives them an advantage to become pros.

I was looking for Cam Newtons stats, since he always seemed to have a lot of battered balls. Baker had 4-5 per game. Is Baker Mayfield's height to blame for his passes getting batted down? - ABC11 Raleigh-Durham Here is an article regarding Cam. Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton struggling with passes batted down - Carolina Panthers Blog- ESPN

Of course the one on the left is the rank. I was asking for the definition of the tiers. and especially the 4th tier with Dorian, DTR, if it says something about what round. (Doesn't seem so) Not heard DTR being suggested in rounds 1, 2,3 before so either he is high on him or really low on Levis.

What are the definitions for tier 1-4 and so on.. DTR, Dorian... 4th. Is that round 1,2, 3 or what.. Where is the full list?

Any trade back rumors with the Colt would have to involve the Cardinals moving to the 4th. No one would believe Panthers would drop to 4th, and risk any team to jump to 3rd. One of the most frequent posters here, whom have also promoted this idea of a trade back, have hammered in that the Panthers aren't willing to drop more than to the 2nd (!!?!?!?!?). How all this trade back then magically would happen. One scenario is see is. Panthers going to Texans and, pretty please. Can you trade with us, please

Yes, and signing him for that reason makes a lot of sense. Stroud doesn't (even try) score with his legs and no one wants Young to go for it.

Will take a look later. Thanks.

Draft Wr depth.. any prospects that can play on the outside? Would be great if Marshall could be played more from the slot, but.. not how the roster looked like last year.

Saw this yesterday, yes I know, PFF.... but what are peoples opinion, any truth to this chart?

Did any of them fail because of their height?

One could hope. And that this kind of articles is part of the smokescreen. To make a big move, Panthers needed the right staff Red flag for me regarding coaches and GMs, "We can fix him" mentality...

Does anyone have the list of QBs taken top 10, that failed in the league because of their size? Would also like to see the list of QBs with a height under 6, that had the talent to be a top 10 pick but deemed to short and therefore fell. Bonus would be, outcome, did the player fail and was it because of the height/size?

You have stated multiple times now that the Panthers wouldn't go below 2. So what is the leverage? Do Texans only like one? Is that confirmed?

Exactly

What's the leverage? Panthers cannot threaten with a trade back, because then they would loose out on their QB. So Panthers only trade partner is the Texans and this is assuming the Texans only want one QB...

Detroit have the Rams pick. Any connections there?

So... how much more are the team spending on coaches than other teams? Is the narrative that Tepper opened the wallet only based on the high profile names that have come in or have there been any numbers thrown out there?

So... the tape that made him go in the third round. Another QB will(must) be drafted.

Well I have been busy. I just checked the game (coaches film, every snap have timestamp), I dont see any clear situation were it could be. I found a highlight that shows two of the potential situations that you might refer to. Found youtube clips for you. Snap at 2.18 and 3.57. Another situation in 4.33. otherwise, no idea. Its not this hit that you might remember? Damontae Kazee ejected for Cam Newton helmet hit (nfl.com)

Is there really enough tape to determine if Corrall is legit? Nah. To much of an unknown. Another QB will be drafted even if a QB is signed in free agency. You are completely right about needing another WR on the outside. Marshall should be played more in the slot for the reason you mentioned. Do you have any idea how the WR class looks like? Heard that some aren't high on the class, claims of no real 1st but same time multiple prospects are mentioned going in the first.. DE, OG, TE classes are talked as being good/or deep. DE/OLB, TE are definitely needs and could be prioritized above WR, or? 2-3 round WR do not often have a big impact. Could be better to wait for next year's first..

I always thought he went into the season not being fully recovered. Not sure how to record it, but I have access to all games on my International Gamepass. Any particlar hit/sack you want me to check out? I might be able to record it this weekend. Last on this page are the full play by play Carolina Panthers at Philadelphia Eagles - October 21st, 2018 | Pro-Football-Reference.com

Have tried to correct people on this for years. The Watt hit was not the cause for the downhill of Cams career... He was listed as limited or DNP weeks before the Steelers game and his shoulder was already busted. After the Eagles game he didn't throw at practice before the Ravens game. This was 2-3 weeks before the Watt hit. (Edit: And he continued to be limited/DNP for the rest of the season) His numbers did not even drop after the hit.. But the hit sure was visual.. so that's why people remember it, even thou it is the wrong conclusion.

Seems like you actually noticed he was on the downside before the Steelers game...