CarolinaRideorDie

Notre Dame's safety Watts is all over the place. We underestimate what good safety play can do for a team because we've been lacking player makers.

wow, Notre Dame's oline are all 6'5" and maulers. Ohio is going to be in for a long night!

Lots of prospects that could be future panthers. Safety Watts, Ransom. Ohios D-line are all possible 2nd round picks.

Campbells a good coach. But Goff has always been as advertised, he will play well and put up stats but he shrinks in the clutch moments and when it matters most. Rams 100% won that trade. Same with Darnold and Baker, I'm not upset that we moved on from them. They play well to get to the playoffs but collapse when it matters.

Why did we lose them? Because it's the Panther way to depart with talented players.

I agree that sitting him and having him see how Dalton operated was an eye opener for him. No matter how pro-ready or generational of a talent a rookie is, they still need to sit and watch how it's done. I watched the Raiders game and Dalton was definitely throwing in tight unopen windows and giving the receivers a chance to make a play. I think Young's apprehension to throw downfield is because he was waiting for them to get "college open," when he returned to the line up he definitely threw downfield a ton more and into tight windows too. It's crazy what confidence can do for someone. I've seen ugly guys get the pretty girls simply because he was more confident! lol

This very topic was debated in another thread about going to a 4-3 vs a 3-4 alignment. These athletes in college are all much lighter and faster to rush the QB but they don't have the weight to defend the run. 4-3 DE are supposed to be in the mold of Julius Peppers, athletic but in the 270-280 pounds to defend the run and rush the passer. Avg O-linemen is 300+ lbs. It's harder to find 4-3 DE now in college.

Panthers scouting department better be stalking his place and getting deep intel on him! Overall, reports are that he is a good kid with good football character, one of Dan's DAWGS that he's looking for.

Also of note, James Pearce Jr was born in CLT, not as high on him though.

Jalon Walker is from Salisbury, I'm sure that'll have a big impact.

I'm actually more surprised of how he lasted so long with the Panthers to get through training camp, preseason, and a couple of games. These winning teams couldn't even tolerate him more than 4 games! Crazy thing is that the teams are winning and he is still upset!

Wasn't one of Rhule's big selling points was that they were going to have the best facilities, nutrition, and trainers to create physical freaks? Everything Rhule touches has turned to crap. Rhule was in over his head.

I feel like he is even more raw and unpolished than Carter. He's an athletic freak for sure but we need a slam dunk pick and we shouldn't talk ourselves out of a good football player because of positional value. Luke was a top 10 pick and a MLB, was he overrated because of where he was picked at? Maybe, but I would draft him #1 overall in his draft looking back.

How is Abdul Carter doing in the game? Is he making an impact?

Thanks for posting, I tried to post the video but was blocked due to nfl rights. I watched the whole video and there were some trends I noticed. -XL body catches almost everything, he needs to work on catching with his hands and being more aggressive, that’s why a lot of balls were knocked out or deflected. -Coker is night and day different compared to XL, the dude catches with his hands and away from his body. I think he can be our Muhsin Muhammed possession receiver in the future. -Theilan has made miracle catches after miracle catches in clutch moments. We need to start finding his replacement in the next year or so. -sanders has potential but needs to be more involved in the scheme and play calling. He can disappear for stretches. -I think a pass catching RB would really open up the offense and make it more dangerous. We should try to find a CMC-lite type rb. If the right pieces are in place I think this unit can be top 10.

So according to this chart, Dak Prescott's stats are inflated because his targets are always open and yet he still has the least percent of throwing them open? yeah, overrated

I see what you did there!

Wilson for a top 10 pick is very expensive. But if we can trade back into the mid teens, pick up more draft capital then yeah I wouldn't have a problem with trading a mid round 1st pick or more for him.

I think something that's really underrated is Bryce's threat as a runner. He is not a designed QB runner like Cam, Lamar, or Hurts but he absolutely makes it hard for the defense to defend when he scrambles. If you watch his highlights when the line breaks down, he improvises on a scramble drill and will find receivers downfield or run for a first down. He plays very similarly to Mahomes from a dual threat standpoint. That scramble with a flip pass to Coker in OT reminded me of Mahomes. I wouldn't be surprised if Bryce puts up 8-10 rushing TDs next year if he keeps this up.

JT loves Bryce, but he offsets it by sh*tting on Theilan every chance he gets. It's got me wondering, did Theilan steal his prom date in high school or something? He's got a personal vendetta against him for some reason.

I think Bryce needs an alpha at WR or TE. If Garret Wilson is really upset and wants to leave the Jets, you gotta at least inquire. With the emergence of Bowers, Vegas may be willing to part with Mayer. He was a highly touted TE coming out in the draft. Lots of older superstar diva WR to consider in Davante Adams and Tyreek Hill but they would probably prefer Super Bowl contenders. Off season for the defense will be really interesting. I'm expecting at 8 or more new defensive players to be signed this off season.

I like JT's film breakdown. He doesn't just evaluate Bryce's plays and decisions but he talks a lot about Canales scheme. Compared to Reich's year, Canales is a way more creative play caller, there's numerous times JT has said Canales has "schemed him open." He also evaluates the WR/TEs, this is a young group and they are all learning just how to play the position, to see Bryce play well with them is a testament to his skill. This offseason has to be about giving Bryce an alpha go to weapon, a veteran presence. Every Mahomes needs a Kelce/Hill, Rodgers/Adams, Brady/Gronk, Burrow/Chase. Let's get Bryce his alpha and he'll be a top 10 QB next season.

7/10. Canales was brought in to do one thing and one thing only, fix Bryce Young and so far he has shown that he can get Young to perform better. He is an offensive mind and his schemes do work. He just needs to be a more complete HC and also manage the defensive side of the ball too. I feel like he just let Evero do whatever he wants with play calling and weekly game plans. If Evero does leave for another job, I think he needs a former HC (ex. Saleh) to be a defensive coordinator. Andy Reid and Spagnulo has made it work in KC.

I think Baalke has actually done a nice job of acquiring talent which the Jags do have. They hit a home run with Brian Thomas Jr, Travon Walker is trending up, I think Lawrence is overrated but he has shown flashes. A GM's job is to acquire talent, it's the HC job to make them perform.

If Carter or Mason Graham are taken before #8, another name to keep an eye on is Walter Nolen, good DT from Mississippi. Maybe trade back to get Nolen.