OldhamA
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You'd have to drastically overpay. If he's any good they'll want to keep him - a good backup QB is invaluable. If he's not any good, well there's no real tape out on him yet so they'll want at least the Draft pick they spent on him back.
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I'd take him on a backup QB's salary. He's made his money fleecing the Giants - take a home town discount, Danny Deutsche Mark.
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I want to see them back up this Draft class with another good one. That's the only way we claw our way back to relevancy.
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Carolina may not "be sold" on young (per athletic)
OldhamA replied to Champagnepapi704's topic in Carolina Panthers
Horn is an elite CB. Fields will be on his third team in five years next season. -
Invest the top Draft picks in BPA - hope that's a D player. Pick up a veteran starting QB in FA. You can't go into next season with Young as your starting QB.
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Carolina may not "be sold" on young (per athletic)
OldhamA replied to Champagnepapi704's topic in Carolina Panthers
Or at least he wasn't strong enough in his convictions to resign when we did select Young. -
Carolina may not "be sold" on young (per athletic)
OldhamA replied to Champagnepapi704's topic in Carolina Panthers
Doesn't have the deep ball accuracy of either of those guys. -
Imagine drafting the most 'pro ready' QB and having to rebuild his footwork from the ground up. I'm amazed Fitterer is employed in the NFL. Genuinely amazed.
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Passive aggressive much? If you can point out where I've chastised anyone for enjoying the win I'd be most grateful.
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Isn't this the last year of his contract? I think he squeezes all the juice out of what you've got - but no, he's not an aggressive DC. If that's what you're looking for the he won't be your cup of tea.
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Genuinely, BPA. We've neglected to do that for so long. The last two times we did that we got Brown and Horn, who are clearly two of our best players and stand out from their peers on this team.
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Wallace was in on the game-sealing fumble - he shot the gap and slowed the RB down so Robinson could make the tackle. He also isn't an edge rusher, which is what I gather Walker is. You're talking about D.J. Johnson, who Jones did indeed knock out.
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I think it's more he'll want to leave rather than we'll want to get rid of him. He's an excellent DC.
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So what's the plan - once you get a lead you shut it down? Seems counterintuitive. You'd think you'd want to extend that lead...
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Isn't this the guy that's always injured?
