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Our future QB?

rmoneyg35

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So if we sign Jay Gruden I think it’s obvious who our QB will be and here’s why

1. Carolina wants a vet QB

2. Carolina signs Jay Gruden as OC

3. panthers sign Andy Dalton, a vet QB who has a history with Jay Gruden(2011-2013)

 

Sadly I think this is more realistic than the panthers signing/trading/drafting a top QB.

 

while it’s not what we want I would rather have him than PJ Walker, he would probably be a good vet to go with Darnold and he knows Jay Grudens system. He probably won’t cost a lot of money either.

Honestly he may be a upgrade over who we had this year.

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As a cheap vet it's honestly not a bad idea. One of our biggest mistakes last year was not having a vet QB on the roster to mentor and push Darnold. He can also come in and start some games when Darnold inevitably falls off a cliff and we won't be stuck with the Pj walker show. 

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