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Anthony Richardson declares for the draft


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22 minutes ago, trueblade said:

If we hire Ben Johnson (Lions OC) as new head coach, I could see him wanting to go after Goff to bridge to a rookie and/or Corral.

In all Honesty… I think Ben johnson would go after Levis… but if he couldn’t get him…. I wouldn’t be surprised if we kept darnold on a short term deal bc darnold would succeed in Johnson’s system.  He runs the shanny style offensive system. Basically, you use the left and right passing scheme to set up the up and down. All while maintaining the run heavy balance

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3 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

In all Honesty… I think Ben johnson would go after Levis… but if he couldn’t get him…. I wouldn’t be surprised if we kept darnold on a short term deal bc darnold would succeed in Johnson’s system.  He runs the shanny style offensive system. Basically, you use the left and right passing scheme to set up the up and down. All while maintaining the run heavy balance

Levis with the right HC/OC and our good young OL could be interesting.

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6 minutes ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

We're stuck in some kind of infinite loop it seems.

I wish we would completely purge all of the Rhule and Hurney people and go in a different direction. I'm still hoping for a consultant to be brought in because I don't believe in Fritterer without help and direction. 

Steichen looks like the prize this offseason. I'm still skeptical of Johnson and Waldron. 

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11 minutes ago, Waldo said:

I wish we would completely purge all of the Rhule and Hurney people and go in a different direction. I'm still hoping for a consultant to be brought in because I don't believe in Fritterer without help and direction. 

Steichen looks like the prize this offseason. I'm still skeptical of Johnson and Waldron. 

I just don't even wanna hear about "bridge" QBs or trading for someone else's veteran QB.  It's like we've learned nothing.

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8 hours ago, mav1234 said:

By leans I mean expects him to start etc. It just isn't happening dude.  He was a project, he looked terrible in preseason, and he's been out with an injury.  He'll have a shot in preseason, but nobody in their right mind goes into next season with him penciled in as a starter, unless the goal is somehow to tank. We don't know what of his college skills translated to the NFL because of how bad he was in preseason, how poorly he was handled, and the injury that prevents us from seeing him now.  

It doesn't matter if he's the only QB under contract next year... The new coach - or hell even Wilks - will bring in a vet AND likely draft someone in the first few rounds. 

Also given how atrocious this offense is I don't think it matters where he sat on McAdoos draft board, lol...

No basis for your argument. We will remain in the opposite spectrum if you think they're not going to play a QB they just drafted.

A project means you intend to do something, which is the opposite of what you're trying to cook.

Please stop it with the "preseason" stuff. He wasn't allowed to compete so much so dummy Matt Rhule was determined to coddle the guy to play Baker, Sam, PJ, to make his decisions look legit, and they weren't.

You have absolutely no idea how Corral looks behind NFL players. 0 idea, because you never saw it. Just wait before you hate.

 

 

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10 minutes ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

I just don't even wanna hear about "bridge" QBs or trading for someone else's veteran QB.  It's like we've learned nothing.

Bridge QBs are fine if you also put the future on your roster behind them, and not just roll with them for one season with no backup plan for future development a-la Teddy. 

Signing a guy like Minshew, who is a proven backup at the very least, and playing him until the rookie is ready is a legitimately decent strategy in my opinion. 

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Just now, Ricky Spanish said:

Bridge QBs are fine if you also put the future on your roster behind them, and not just roll with them for one season with no backup plan for future development a-la Teddy. 

Signing a guy like Minshew, who is a proven backup at the very least, and playing him until the rookie is ready is a legitimately decent strategy in my opinion. 

I'm fine with that, I just don't want us to sign Geno to a Teddy contract or trade for Jared Goff.  It should be someone who is cheap so the commitment level is low, and a FA so we don't have to give up anything.

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4 minutes ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

I just don't even wanna hear about "bridge" QBs or trading for someone else's veteran QB.  It's like we've learned nothing.

True but it's also a decent strategy if there is a good plan in place. It all matters who is pitching it and Fritterer doesn't get the pass from me at this point. The rookie brought in would be key, IMO, more than the bridge QB who shouldn't be more than a short bridge. I still want to see any rookie starting by the end of the year regardless, good or bad get in there and show what you have been working on. 

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1 minute ago, Ricky Spanish said:

Bridge QBs are fine if you also put the future on your roster behind them, and not just roll with them for one season with no backup plan for future development a-la Teddy. 

Signing a guy like Minshew, who is a proven backup at the very least, and playing him until the rookie is ready is a legitimately decent strategy in my opinion. 

Yeah I agree.  Signing (not trading) for a solid vet while also drafting your QB is a solid plan moving forward.  

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32 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

https://lastwordonsports.com/nfl/2022/12/07/carolina-panthers-anthony-richardson-2023-mock-draft/

Another good read.  Even mentions pairing him with the Eagles OC.  Goes through his highs (and lows) in college.

I am high on his potential.

He is still young, raw  but what he is capable of just can’t be taught 

the combine will help his draft status  rise 

there would be worse things to happen to this franchise then AR 

 

 

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30 minutes ago, raleigh-panther said:

I am high on his potential.

He is still young, raw  but what he is capable of just can’t be taught 

the combine will help his draft status  rise 

there would be worse things to happen to this franchise then AR 

 

 

He'll be worse than Clausen 

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