Why all the restructuring?

[TheCasillas]

8 hours ago, Shocker said:

Link please?  First I have heard of Ridder enamoration

 

8 hours ago, davos said:

Have an indirect way of explaining the source?

https://theathletic.com/3165098/2022/03/06/what-we-learned-in-indy-panthers-plan-for-o-line-robby-anderson-talk-frankie-luvus-role-and-more/
 

From the same article @Mr. Scotposted in a neighboring thread….

 

The Athletic's Joseph Person said the Panthers were "impressed" by Cincinnati QB Desmond Ridder at the NFL Combine. 

Carolina coaches were impressed by Ridder's speed (4.52 40 yard dash) and "his makeup and professionalism during their meeting," per Person. "That’s not to say the Panthers would take him at No. 6, but it’s worth keeping an eye on Ridder as the pre-draft process continues." The Panthers are locked in quarterback purgatory, owing Sam Darnold a whopping $18.85 million in 2022, a year after he proved to be backup material at best. The dual-threat Ridder could have a legit chance to start if the Panthers drafted him and Darnold once again struggled. He's widely expected to be a second-round pick. 

[*FreeFua*]

18 hours ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Julian council of locked on panthers says he has a source and we are going hard at armstead

I’m surprised all the twitterers with “league sources” haven’t said anything about this horrible kept secret 

[mrcompletely11]

Just now, *FreeFua* said:

I’m surprised all the twitterers with “league sources” haven’t said anything about this horrible kept secret 

Dm him on twitter and ask and he normally responds

[CashNewton22]

Lmao were really complaining about possibly  getting a proven tackle instead of drafting an unknown quantity? 

[scratched]

Trade back to late in 1st, only if we can get a 2nd rounder with it.. Draft best OL available in 1st, and Ridder in the 2nd...Best option available IMO.