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2 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

This is exactly what I said. This would be the perfect opener for us in our quest to land Lawrence!

Crush the spirit of the team so they don’t recover and end up with the first pick? That’s one strategy lol

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Getting beat down by the defending SB champs in the season opener on prime time TV would certainly not be a ceremonious start to the Rhule era.

This defense is going to take a long time to gel. Mahomes and company would put up video game numbers facing us in week one.

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10 minutes ago, JawnyBlaze said:

Crush the spirit of the team so they don’t recover and end up with the first pick? That’s one strategy lol

Or pull an upset win and watch the TL fanboys go into full meltdown mode.

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14 minutes ago, 45catfan said:

Or pull an upset win and watch the TL fanboys go into full meltdown mode.

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So we can instead suck for the foreseeable future instead of just a year?

You’d think by now this fanbase would realize the importance of having a good QB 

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1 minute ago, *FreeFua* said:

So we can instead suck for the foreseeable future instead of just a year?

You’d think by now this fanbase would realize the importance of having a good QB 

Yep, some of us do realize the importance of a good QB.  You just don't need the #1 overall pick to accomplish that.  

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21 minutes ago, punkpanther said:

I can’t see it happening. Why would the NFL feature the panthers and not the Bucs or SF ? Panthers aren’t exactly expected to be competitive this year .

We’re an easy layup for the new golden boy. Don’t want them to face a team that might sneak a win in week 1. Would upset the narrative. 

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5 minutes ago, 45catfan said:

Yep, some of us do realize the importance of a good QB.  You just don't need the #1 overall pick to accomplish that.  

I won’t argue that at all and I know you follow the draft so outside of Lance and Fields (I feel like Fields still needs a lot more developing to do) who do you view as a good QB? 

I’m not a huge fan of next years class outside of Lance, Trevor and Justin

It’s one thing to sit here and say “well Mahomes, Watson and Wilson didn’t go first overall so we don’t need 1st pick” but you people need to start providing names. Tanner Morgan? No. Sam Ehlinger? No. Brock Purdy? No. Jamie Newman? Meh

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1 minute ago, *FreeFua* said:

I won’t argue that at all and I know you follow the draft so outside of Lance and Fields (I feel like Fields still needs a lot more developing to do) who do you view as a good QB? 

I’m not a huge fan of next years class outside of Lance, Trevor and Justin

At least those 3 in the top 10 and I will reserve judgement until (if) the season is played.  There is always 1-3 second day QBs that get hot after the combine and inevitably wind up in the 1st round. Not every team in the top 10 will be needing a QB; many of the "regular" bottom dwellers have their franchise QB for now.  

It's early, but I can see Purdy, Newman and possibly another getting into the back half of round 1.  I have looked at #1 over picks at QB that have won Super Bowls and only 4 have done it in the past 30 years.

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3 minutes ago, 45catfan said:

At least those 3 in the top 10 and I will reserve judgement until (if) the season is played.  There is always 1-3 second day QBs that get hot after the combine and inevitably wind up in the 1st round. Not every team in the top 10 will be needing a QB; many of the "regular" bottom dwellers have their franchise QB for now.  

It's early, but I can see Purdy, Newman and possibly another getting into the back half of round 1.  I have looked at #1 over picks at QB that have won Super Bowls and only 4 have done it in the past 30 years.

1st pick overall just gives you the opportunity to take YOUR guy. 

Like I said, I’m cool with all 3 but prefer the TL’s over Fields. I just want the 1st pick so they can decide who it is they want and not let other teams dictate who’s left for us. 

The Chargers let Miami decide for them this year. Before people tee off on the Hurney jokes, I still rather see Carolina be in position to decide for themselves.

Jacksonville, Washington and Detroit would all take QB’s. I think all 3 of them will be in the mix for top pick as well.

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1 minute ago, *FreeFua* said:

1st pick overall just gives you the opportunity to take YOUR guy. 

Like I said, I’m cool with all 3 but prefer the TL’s over Fields. I just want the 1st pick so they can decide who it is they want and not let other teams dictate who’s left for us. 

The Chargers let Miami decide for them this year. Before people tee off on the Hurney jokes, I still rather see Carolina be in position to decide for themselves.

Jacksonville, Washington and Detroit would all take QB’s. I think all 3 of them will be in the mix for top pick as well.

Yeah, I kinda was working on that.  I jotted down a simple chart on paper of teams that likely will be in the QB market next year, but with the criteria of a probable top 10 pick and definitely taking a QB with their top pick.  I came up with two teams (besides the Panthers) the Jags and Bears.  I got possibles for the Skins and Lions.  Are the Lions really ready to move on from Stafford?  The Skins are giving up on Haskins really soon and I don't know if Rivera would want to go through rookie growing pains again.

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2 hours ago, KSpan said:

I live in KC and, if true, this might make it the first Panthers game I don't make it to here in town. There've only been 4 of them over the years, including the preseason game in 1997, but if that's the case the prices will be exorbitant. My brother lives in Denver and when we were talking about the season opener in '16 the tickets were like $600 each.

Tickets here in clt are like $50 and that’s too much for me to have to sit 4 qts in the hot heat just to see a loss

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