tiger7_88

OK.

OK

Mac Jones is gonna fall to Bill Belichik, isn't he?

OK.

The haunting, sad cry of the Carolina Crow: "I think we can address OL later in the draft."

You understand that takes a willing trade partner right? That the Panther's cant just wave their magic wand and take the lower pick they want and get extra picks because of it?

I haven't been watching the Draft, but my son texted me and told me that the Panther's just went full Al Davis, so I logged on and checked it out. He's 100% right.

The Panther's had to give the Broncos $7 million for a 6th round pick. And some of y'all celebratin', lol.

Shhhhhhhhhh... don’t interrupt the lady’s fainting spell over the icky man.

What makes you think that’s not his normal? Yes, he MAY improve. But he also MAY continue to be Sam Darnold.

Good point. No QB (not counting unicorns like Cam Newton) is going to be "good" without a solid OL in front of him and Jones might suffer from that detriment more than others like Fields and Lance. But, like you point out, as a plug-and-play for a reasonably complete team? Solid choice.

I don't understand the hate he got early in the draft process and has been getting since. I'm an Auburn guy and I've watched him play (and succeed) for years and, as far as I'm concerned, he has always looked top-notch.

Taking another team's cast-offs is always a sure-fire road to success.

The very definition of "damning with faint praise". "This front office is so much better than the worst-in-the-NFL's Marty Hurney's!" OK, lol. Well DUH.

OK buddy, you explain that to Big Sam Darnold as he continually gets pile-driven to the ground by the DT coming over Greg Little's OG spot, mmmmK?

Shouldn't players you place at the OG position be eager to be physical instead of being eager to NOT be physical?

Move Little to OG... holy crap that's hilarious. Do people not realize that its a shorter distance for an interior DL to get to the QB against an OL that is utterly afraid to be physical than it is for a DE or OLB?

"Intrigued" If they have a chance to pick Fields and decide to move back for "picks", I am so going to L. M. F. A. O.

lol Matt Rhule's NFL Panthers = Nepotism U.

Who is still paying him again? Me (and not-Cam!) “classy” Teddy seem to have forgotten...

See: Ron Rivera/Cam Newton

And have a coach whose idea of offensive success goes beyond gaining 3.34 yards on the ground every down.

Here's a nice, personal story about for you about Namath. Of course Namath went to Bama. Coached by Bear Bryant there. I was going to Auburn at the time that Bear Bryant broke the then-record for career wins for a college coach at the top division level (what was then called Division 1-A). The game where he broke that record? The Iron Bowl against Auburn in 1981. I am no athlete, but I was a pretty decent musician, so I made sure to join the Auburn Marching Band when I went to college. Free football and free trips sounded fun to me. So I was on the sideline preparing for the half-time show at that Iron Bowl in 1981. A *huge* number of former Bama players that played for Bear Bryant were on the sideline for that game in order to be there for the Bear's record-breaking win (it was a closer game than they anticipated, Bama was highly ranked and Auburn was unranked and the final score was 28-17). Each and every one of those players on the sideline purposely ignored us Auburn folk... except for one. Joe Willie Namath. He was talking to a couple of reporters on the sideline and he saw a few of us Auburn band members looking at him and talking to each other (we were saying things like, "Yeah, that's Joe Namath alright") and he excused himself from the media by saying "Excuse me for a moment, I have to go over here and talk to some of my Auburn friends." And so he did. INCREDIBLY nice man. Oh, and in addition to that, even though I was and am an Auburn guy, back in the 1960's I got this incredible gift from Santa Claus:

Same applies to you since your magical mathematical formula above works out to: Sam Darnold = Ryan Tannehill And you are postulating the above without providing a shred of evidence or proof.