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It's the first thing you fix as his QB Coach. And he can throw it that well without the laces because he's got massive hands.

Lance played on the Alabama of his level. He was throwing to receivers who didn't have anyone within 10 yards of them - I knew he'd struggle to transition to the NFL.

You seem to be ignoring his game tape because you simply prefer another prospect.

Newton was at his best with Chudzinski...

The problem with Newton is that he didn't develop as a player.

As a backup?

I mean what have Young or Stroud won in College?

I think 'very good' is a stretch. We've gone from the 32nd WR corps to somewhere in the bottom 10-15, but at least the new QB has a chance now.

Please direct all your anger and hatred to Scott Fitterer and co.

As the starting QB for OSU there's no way that's a rental.

Super Bowl champion and 3 time MVP Brett Favre? I'll take that, thanks.

'Twitter thread'. Scroll down.

He was pretty freakin' athletic (basically a hair less athletic than Cam Newton).

He had Andrew Luck.

If we're playing this game: I think Richardson is the HR swing. I think Stroud is the line drive double.

Probably, but Richardson is the only one that excites me from this QB Draft class. It'll be telling if they arrange a post Pro Day meal or not with him.

Newton ran a completely different offence at Auburn, one that highlighted the absolute mismatch he was in the run game. Florida asked Richardson to drop back and read the coverage far more. I see why people lazily compare them, because they're both athletic freaks, but I think they're wildly different QBs.

Maybe it's because he was coached by Sunbelt Billy and surrounded by awful talent in Gainesville? I suspect that's why he bolted to the NFL after one season as the starter.

What makes you think he doesn't love film and / or football? With regards to the 'it' factor, Stroud is the one that worries me there. Absolutely stacked rosters the two years he started and zero big games won.

I actually think he gets someone fired on both ends of the spectrum. Either he blows up and the owner(s) of the teams that passed on him ask why their GM didn't take the next great, or he busts high and those same owners asked why they took him so high. I'm leaning towards him being great, but he needs to land in the right spot.

Which is crazy because they've traded away so much for the pick. I wouldn't be able to understand being so aggressive with the trade then taking the 'safest' pick.

I think that cost that channel a boatload of views. If it's in the can they should release it anyway.

He's always looked sensational when playing closer to the line - I thought we had a perennial All-Pro on our hands halfway through his rookie season. Hopefully the new DC unlocks his incredible talent again - even on that little highlights reel they put together on the segment you saw multiple sacks (and none of them were the back-to-back defensive TDs he had). He's just a playmaker closer to the line.

So it's Anthony Richardson's Pro Day tomorrow (Thursday 30 March). I gather the Panthers contingent has flown out today from the NFL meetings in Phoenix to meet him for dinner this evening. What are we expecting from his Pro Day? What could he do to elevate himself into the conversation for #1 overall?