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1 minute ago, DamnItJake! said:

🙄 Defense!?? Can we draft a new coach while we are at it.. need a LT.. I get it though BPA if we can’t trade back..

What if the LT has a 88 rating and the DE has a 96 rating? Who do you pick?

Plus who is replacing reddick as a starter? Haynes??? 

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4 minutes ago, Chief Keek said:

I can't see Fitterer not trading back, there's way too much value at that spot and they need all the draft capital they can get.

I hope he doesn’t.  I think people got too giddy about his trade downs last go round. 

take a premier OT prospect and call it a day.  You shouldn’t of traded away your picks.  Lessons learned.

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3 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Add up the draft pick value of our picks we've spent on offense vs. defense. 

 

Way to walk it back. You claimed "Under Rhule we've spent all our draft assets on D while trying to build an O off the NFL's trash heap." Which is categorically wrong.

 

After being called out. You want to bring out a chart. lol

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4 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

Way to walk it back. You claimed "Under Rhule we've spent all our draft assets on D while trying to build an O off the NFL's trash heap." Which is categorically wrong.

 

After being called out. You want to bring out a chart. lol

Cool. 😂

I thought it would be obvious that "all" didn't mean literally "all" but you do you.

But, you're done and you're not mad, right? 😂😂 😂

Do the math. I'll be shocked if it doesn't come out 4:1 D:O in a completely offensively driven league.

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3 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

Way to walk it back. You claimed "Under Rhule we've spent all our draft assets on D while trying to build an O off the NFL's trash heap." Which is categorically wrong.

 

After being called out. You want to bring out a chart. lol

We have had 5 picks in the first 2 rounds under Rhule and 4 of the 5 have been defense.  Including 2 top 10 defensive players. 

he is right.  

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1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Cool. 😂

I thought it would be obvious that "all" didn't mean literally "all" but you do you.

But, you're done and you're not mad, right? 😂😂 😂

Do the math. I'll be shocked if it doesn't come out 4:1 D:O in a completely offensively driven league.

 

Way to spin that BS. You are good at it. Have you ever in your life ever accepted you made a mistake? I don't think you could.

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1 minute ago, CRA said:

I hope he doesn’t.  I think people got too giddy about his trade downs last go round. 

take a premier OT prospect and call it a day.  You shouldn’t of traded away your picks.  Lessons learned.

If there's a top OT still there, that should definitely be the choice. Otherwise, in my opinion, trade back into the mid-range of the first. There's a lot of holes on this roster and this draft is loaded between rounds two through four.

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4 minutes ago, CRA said:

I hope he doesn’t.  I think people got too giddy about his trade downs last go round. 

take a premier OT prospect and call it a day.  You shouldn’t of traded away your picks.  Lessons learned.

I think a big part is the team has more than 1 hole to fill. And about the only way to get more picks is trading that 6th. If you look at most drafts, trading comes to end after the begining of the 4th.......which the panthers have pick 137 thats 31 away form the start. That late 4th has nearly no trade value. So unless Burns/Brown/______ is getting moved(ultra rare on draft day), the only means to add multiple lotto tickets is trading the 6th overall for a teams 1st, 2nd, and 6th. 

Ick and Neal may not be there and Cross for me is not worth 6th overall when a stud edge is there.  

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1 minute ago, CRA said:

We have had 5 picks in the first 2 rounds under Rhule and 4 of the 5 have been defense.  Including 2 top 10 defensive players. 

he is right.  

 

AW, did you need to come to his rescue?

 

5 Offensive picks in last years draft. 3 well respect Offensive FA this year. But hey, you guys are the bomb.

 

You guys will spin anything to fit your agenda. Face facts, we have spend resources on Offense. And Georgie Boy said otherwise. Him wrong. But I guarantee he will not admit it.

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1 minute ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

AW, did you need to come to his rescue?

 

5 Offensive picks in last years draft. 3 well respect Offensive FA this year. But hey, you guys are the bomb.

 

You guys will spin anything to fit your agenda. Face facts, we have spend resources on Offense. And Georgie Boy said otherwise. Him wrong. But I guarantee he will not admit it.

hubby how are spending draft day? like food and booze wise?

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1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Dude is a monster. I honestly don't see how he isn't a a top 10 lock after testing out as an absolute freak. 3-4 NT, 3 tech, 5 tech. I think he can do it all.

Apparently some view him as a two down player. If he does end up being that, it would be a massive overdraft to take him top 10.

 

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15 minutes ago, CRA said:

I hope he doesn’t.  I think people got too giddy about his trade downs last go round. 

take a premier OT prospect and call it a day.  You shouldn’t of traded away your picks.  Lessons learned.

The level of jerking off over trading down is mystifying. 

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