LinvilleGorge

I was just really confused in his evaluations. Aside from mobility every other physical traits was subpar for the NFL level. Yet oddly seemingly everyone thought it just wouldn't matter. He was just THAT mentally superior. Usually draft prospects (QBs in particular) get absolutely nitpicked to death leading up to the draft. With Bryce it was the opposite. It was a neverending stream of excuses of why he would be able to overcome all of his shortcomings. Never seen anything like it.

I think Caleb is a massive bust waiting to happen. He is supremely talented but yeah, he seems like he's a really bad mixture of very cocky and also mentally fragile. There WILL be bumps in the road at the NFL level. There's gonna be games where you just go out there and get your ass kicked. I'm not sure if he's built to handle that. I for sure think he's boom or bust. He's either really gonna translate or he really won't. I said the same about Cam. There's certain prospects that I just don't see a whole lot of room for them to be alright. They're either gonna come in and kick ass or just flop hard. People think I hate Bryce and I don't. He seems like a really good dude. I just don't think he has the physical talent to be a high level NFL starting QB.

I wouldn't mind coming out of this draft with two WRs but 33 and 39 aren't our only two picks.

Based on quite a bit of history, so is the NFL. At the end of the day, a lot of the responsibility for development lies on the individual. You just can't save some folks from themselves.

We'll see. I'm pretty damn sure he ain't it but we'll see.

I'm sure he'd take a stab at it.

When young people are struggling with commitment and maturity, throwing a LOT of money at them is rarely going to help with the situation.

If there's a WR or OL so far ahead of the pack to be worth trading up from 36 to 33 then we should just take that player.

Dontrez Styles to NC State. He dead to me now.

A lot of time between picks #32 and #33. No reason not to pick up the phone and listen to any and all offers. You can always just say "thanks but no thanks".

If we pick him I'll just hope for the best. He seems like a good guy and his country ass interviews will be hilarious either way.

I very seriously doubt that. Older prospect one year wonder who blew up with an extra COVID year. The NFL track record of those types of guys so far is pretty awful and this is a stacked WR class. I honestly think he's a 3rd round value but that doesn't mean he won't be drafted earlier. It only takes one team to disagree.

I'm not sure Chop or Ladd either one will be there for us but of the possibilities I'd love to have those two at 33 and 39.

I hope not but this would be a very Panthers thing to do. We over drafted a big bodied measurables WR last year and he struggled mightily. Let's do it again!

I really liked Kamara watching that Colorado/Colorado State game before I realized that Colorado's OL was completely horrendous. I didn't watch any other Colorado State games to get any further baseline. Kamara absolutely ATE vs. Colorado.

Harrison Ingram enters the draft. Doesn't sound like he's leaving much of a door open to the possibility of returning. Best of luck to him. Meanwhile, duke is practically losing their entire roster. Two have entered the draft and seven are in the portal.

There's been so much constant turnover under Tepper that it's hard to maintain any sources. They might not be there tomorrow.

Not a big fan of Legette's game but I'm a huge fan of him sounding like he could've been one of Bobby Boucher's teammates.

None of this stuff has any credibility when there's also this https://www.nba.com/news/draftkings-fanduel-become-nbas-co-official-sports-betting-partners

Yeah, that's what everyone thought back in the '08-'09 mortgage crisis housing crash. Fast forward 15 years and it's magnitudes worse. If it crashes those same capital ghouls are just gonna snatch up even more of the housing and have even more control over pricing.

Well, I see we're deep enough into the off-season to forget our trauma and delude ourselves again.

Imagine trying to work in PR for this organization right now...

McConkey and Polk are my #1 and #2.

Xavier Legette is 15 months older than Jonathan Mingo. He's less than a year younger than Ja'Marr Chase who is going into NFL year 4.

Agreed.