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Another interesting note with the hiring of Wilson is that he'd be a pretty good player comp for Jeremy Chinn.

This isn't a forced situation. It isn't about what Carr wants. If you can't get him for anything less than an all in deal you walk away.

I am anxious to see how the plan on using Chinn. This two deep coverage scheme talk makes me nervous. If we want to run a two deep shell then Chinn either needs to be playing LB or traded.

Because I'm not paying Carr $35M per year. If that's his market value I'm not signing him.

Sam Howell is gonna salvage that guy if Bieniemy isn't a trainwreck.

If I'm the Panthers and I'm going to be completely honest with Carr and tell him that if the right guy is there at #9 we're still drafting him. Sure, the plan is to commit to him and we don't plan on the right guy being there at #9 but wild things happen and we can't tell you that there's zero chance we're not drafting a QB at #9. So know this before putting ink to paper so there's no hard feelings in a couple months.

I do think we need to go FS in FA. I'm not big on this year's FS draft class. Seems like there's a lot more SS types in this class.

I've said it multiple times. I'd prefer draft, but I won't holler if it's Carr. I think much of this fanbase has PTSD from watching us aquire 3rd tier vet QBs and them predictably failing. We've tried for better vet QBs but they didn't want to play for Rhule. Carr is a better vet QB.

Who could possibly argue against such a well constructed and supported position? LOL!

McShay sounds three sheets to the wind here.

No one else does.

Joe Lunardi and ESPN gotta be mad as hell. Douchebags. Suck my dick deep so you can lick my ass too. ESPN is significantly past it's best by date. Die already.

Don't count this W yet. We have never been good at stall ball in my lifetime and we've been trying to play stall ball for 10+ minutes now with predictable results.

Are these boys really getting red hot at just the right time again?

Alright, forget the mentorship part. There would be real value in having a viable vet option so that we aren't forced to play AR before he was ready.

When you make a definitive statement it only takes one outlier to prove you wrong. Josh Allen's college tape makes Anthony Richardson look like Peyton Manning in comparison.

If we draft say Anthony Richardson the value of Brissett would be twofold. One, he'd be a decent vet option so that AR wouldn't be forced to play before he's ready. Two, he'd be a vet QB who has played under Frank Reich who can help mentor AR into the NFL.

Usually if an NFL QB has time to survey the field he's gonna absolutely carve a D up. It's the opposite with Darnold. When he's standing in a clean pocket and has time to survey the field it's probably not gonna be good. I would honestly just blitz Darnold enough to keep the opposing OC respecting the possibility. My primary goal would be to play contain and coverage because I know Darnold is gonna throw some balls in those scenarios that give my guys a great opportunity for the INT.

It all goes back to not being able to revert to instinct read and react. He's constantly trying to consciously think his way through things and that just happens too slowly to work in the NFL. When Darnold looks good is when either his first read is open or he gets immediate pressure and has to go to his check down immediately. When he has to come off of his first read and start trying to go through his progression... uh oh. He stays on his first read too long and by then it's basically panic time.

Honestly, Tuesday and Wednesday might be the most important days for the Panthers. QB team interviews.

Yeah, the underwear Olympics don't start until Thursday.

The only thing people care about with Young is the measuring tape and scale. If he comes in sub 6' and sub 200 pounds... oh wee mayne

I think some don't have pressure well. Then some just can't go into read and react mode. Then you have the Same Darnolds of the world where both are true. Oh wee mayne.

It basically just means we'd prefer a QB who isn't just a facilitator but a guy who can make things happen on his own if necessary. We had a guy like that once. It feels like such a long, long time ago now.

Yeah, it really does. Kinda feels like Ron has hired their new interim head coach if they don't get off to a good start.