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Its a risk a team like the Bills could take. Rams just proved a model where trading late firsts can be worth it.

Its gonna be the Eagles, Bills, Dolphins, and Ravens.

but its a skill that Mcadoo has

I remember when I got ripped apart on here suggesting that we would get at least a first for CMC if we were to trade him. We have all of the leverage here.

@TLGPanthersFan @Panthercougar68@Verge I am extremely intrigued with Willis' capabilties as a quarterback. I read we are enamored with Ridder. I think the staff is playing with tradeback scenarios.

Apparently Willis is getting all of the praise at the combine

not too put gas on the fire, but it did help the lions afford the stafford/goff trade and get extra picks in return. He may have never put talent on that roster, but he did save them a lot of money. He was basically the Geico of the NFL.

Thats gonna be fun. Def subscribing to this.

Jesus what a sour crowd. How people aren’t appreciative of there being another sports franchise here and putting Charlotte on the map is beyond me.

im not going to defend the contract. I can give a half glass full perspective but we can just stop here.

all teams are like this. This is just twitter-sphere reporting.

His total contract value vs the rest of the league puts him in the 20 range for highest paid WR. How the money lays out per year shouldnt be how players are valued in their position. If you want to use that metric, lets see where RA lands after free agency this month. Then we will see where he falls.

It’s an easy contract for us to ship and cheap one for the pats to pickup. They cut aglohar and they are basically paying Robby 7mil this year. Then can cut him next year with no penalty. It’s a win win for both teams

No he is not. He is getting paid like a starting receiver. Top end receivers make almost double what he is getting this year

i dont disagree. this is a good point.

Willis gives me Cam vibes, but i could just be living in nostalgia.

shocking. Its like athletes only tweet about their job and employer and nothing else....

ESPN's Todd McShay said QB Malik Willis is "more athletic, a more dynamic athlete and he definitely has a stronger arm" than Jalen Hurts. Hurts -- fantasy's highest scoring QB before his late-season ankle injury -- played in far more big college games than Willis did at Liberty, but it's Willis who brings more dynamism as a prospect, McShay said. McShay -- like many draft analysts -- said Willis has the most upside of any quarterback in the 2022 class, but "probably" has "the lowest floor of all the guys.” McShay called Kenny Pickett a "poor man's Mac Jones." Willis, who threw 27 touchdowns in his final season at Liberty and ran for 1,824 yards and 27 scores in his last two collegiate seasons, could be the first QB off the board in the 2022 draft. McShay said whichever team drafts Willis will need to go all in on the quarterback, like the Ravens did with Lamar Jackson. The Steelers reportedly have interest in Willis, as should the Falcons.

explains a lot

Interesting.

He was a middle while on the Rams. Went to outside backer on the raiders. Littleton would be the missing cog on this defense IMO. Him and Shaq would be pretty ridiculous, not Kuechly ridiculous, but TB LB core like.

That's exactly the case. He was a monster on that Rams defense before he left for the raiders. Great instinct. He is only 1 year removed from being the best coverage linebacker in the league. He created turnovers constantly as well. I'd love him here.

Cory Littleton would be a nice grab.

what about a CB?