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Updated Vegas Odds to land Fields

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1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

 

Yep and he are ahead of them. Two of the most connected people in the league has us (Breer and King) taking Fields, people inside our organization think Fields is a generation talent 

 

And Vegas had us tied for favorites 


 

 

 

 

We get it you want an o-linemen, you like Darnold, but sorry to break it to you as of right now all the signs are pointing to Fields. 

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50 minutes ago, Tbe said:

If he falls past #3 the odds that we get him go way up.

Denver or NE could still come up for him but it’s not as likely.

Denver is probably not going to, Ben Allbright who is very well connected has said as much and they just traded for Teddy

NE is definitely a possibility. They're going to have to find a team willing to trade though. Atlanta will want a ton. Cinny seems content. Miami traded back up already. Detroit is an obvious possibility but they are probably going to have Waddle or Devonta Smith there at 7 and they have the worst WR corps in the NFL so it's going to again take a ransom for them to move. 

I really think Fields is going to fall to 8

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8 minutes ago, GoobyPls said:

Yep and he are ahead of them. Two of the most connected people in the league has us (Breer and King) taking Fields, people inside our organization think Fields is a generation talent 

 

And Vegas had us tied for favorites 


 

 

 

 

We get it you want an o-linemen, you like Darnold, but sorry to break it to you as of right now all the signs are pointing to Fields. 

I've already said I think Fields is a possibility.

But trading Bridgewater doesn't mean jack sh-t on that front.

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21 minutes ago, SOJA said:

Denver is probably not going to, Ben Allbright who is very well connected has said as much and they just traded for Teddy

NE is definitely a possibility. They're going to have to find a team willing to trade though. Atlanta will want a ton. Cinny seems content. Miami traded back up already. Detroit is an obvious possibility but they are probably going to have Waddle or Devonta Smith there at 7 and they have the worst WR corps in the NFL so it's going to again take a ransom for them to move. 

I really think Fields is going to fall to 8


Im not convinced the 49ers aren’t taking Fields. 
 

We’ll find out soon.

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33 minutes ago, GoobyPls said:

Yep and he are ahead of them. Two of the most connected people in the league has us (Breer and King) taking Fields, people inside our organization think Fields is a generation talent 

 

And Vegas had us tied for favorites 


 

 

 

 

We get it you want an o-linemen, you like Darnold, but sorry to break it to you as of right now all the signs are pointing to Fields. 

The only problem is our division rival that could, arguably should, fug us out of Fields. Either by taking him or trading back, it would fug us over so much.

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5 minutes ago, Shocker said:

We have Darnold and need OL and CB!

Ok, but I like the Justin Fields kid...

Over many many years of Marty Hurney being in charge, I've gotten used to saying "Well I don't agree with what they're doing, but I hope it works".

I'm fully prepared to say that again this year if they draft a quarterback in round one.

But also hoping I don't have to..not only for that decision but also for numerous others to come.

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Just now, Mr. Scot said:

Over many many years of Marty Hurney being in charge, I've gotten used to saying "Well I don't agree with what they're doing, but I hope it works".

I'm fully prepared to say that again this year if they draft a quarterback in round one.

But also hoping I don't have to..not only for that decision but also for numerous others to come.

If Fields is the pick you are going to be so happy in a few years.  Maybe sooner!

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1 minute ago, Shocker said:

If Fields is the pick you are going to be so happy in a few years.  Maybe sooner!

If that happens, I hope you're right.

Bottom Line: I care way more about the Panthers doing the right thing that I care about them doing what I think they should.

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3 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Over many many years of Marty Hurney being in charge, I've gotten used to saying "Well I don't agree with what they're doing, but I hope it works".

I'm fully prepared to say that again this year if they draft a quarterback in round one.

But also hoping I don't have to..not only for that decision but also for numerous others to come.

I am with you--we made our QB choice, now lets build around him.   Sorta reminds me of the time the Cowboys drafted Aikman and gave up another #1 pick in the supplemental draft by drafting Steve Walsh.  That did not really pan out. 

Of course you could say, we gave up a 1st (2021), a second (2022), and fourth (2022) and a sixth (2021) for 2 QBs with starting potential.

Now, I have to think if Tepper was behind the Darnold move, he would also be behind the Fields decision.  Does that mean Darnold was simply insurance?  Here is the rub.  You get Darnold, and no matter what these people say about him, he has the tools to be successful.  Imagine getting #15, a second and maybe a first in 2022 to move back and take Horn, for example? 
To me, you do not put all of your resources in one basket and hope for a miracle.  You research the player, build around him, and go to war.

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