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Other Thoughts About Our First Pick


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1 hour ago, ECHornet said:

I haven’t given up hope on Tremble yet. He’s the same age (22) as Sam Laporta, Tucker Kraft, and Luke Musgrave in the 2023 draft class. He’s actually younger than Dalton Kincaid. TE is typically a position where only grown men excel. He could still develop into a strong TE2. 

I believe if Kincaid is there in the 2nd, you get him. Tremble is more of a blocking TE then a catching TE with the ability to be catch on occasion. If we look at all the the teams in the playoffs now. They all have mid to top tier TEs. TE are seeming to be the key factors to the successes of these QBs. Hurst isnt great but mid and can sneakily get a few key catches and TDs.

 

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8 hours ago, RumHam said:

This fanbase loves the flash, but riddle me this. Nine months ago most were extremely excited about Corral and now we are burying them. Look at the Bungals. Took the top QB (which we didn't) but rather than addressing needs the next year, took the top WR. Instead of hoping we land a franchise QB (Ohio State QBs never pan out), we could have the best WR in the draft or even another position and we roll with an quarterback whisperer as coach or OC and roll with Corral, who has the tools and was rated a first rounder very early on. Yeah, he's coming off an injury, but we need some consistency. It's Bryce Young or nothing as we could land another Hurts. Speaking of Hurts, he was a third rounder. 

I think the new head coach may be a QB whisperer for Corral.  As much as a nice DE would be good for us.  I would love for us to give our QB a good option outside of Moore. 

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36 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

There is no QB in the NFL that looks at our roster and says, "Man that TMJ guy will be a stud!"

It's basically Moore and a bunch of JAG's. Not something enticing for a FA QB.

Lol, yeah the fans here overvalue our players waaaayyyy too much. Outside of DJ, Jaycee, and a couple linemen, Charlotte is JAG city 

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4 minutes ago, Move the Panthers to Raleigh said:

Lol, yeah the fans here overvalue our players waaaayyyy too much. Outside of DJ, Jaycee, and a couple linemen, Charlotte is JAG city 

We have some talent on the roster but it is not a stacked roster like some seem to believe. Good defense, good OL, couple of weapons on offense and that that's about the gist of it. Nothing elite about any single aspect(maybe the kicking/punting).

It's a decent spot for a coach to have a quick turnaround if there is a plan at QB. 

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Some people say we don't have to draft a QB in the first to hit. Well same can be said for WR. Metcalf is one of the leagues premier receivers and he was taken in the second round. See this goes both ways we can play that game all day. We have extra picks keep them and stack talent let the chips fall where they may.

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5 hours ago, frankw said:

Some people say we don't have to draft a QB in the first to hit. Well same can be said for WR. Metcalf is one of the leagues premier receivers and he was taken in the second round. See this goes both ways we can play that game all day. We have extra picks keep them and stack talent let the chips fall where they may.

This draft lends itself to stack talent at OL,LB,TE,CB...Hoping to start that stacking in this order.

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10 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

There is no QB in the NFL that looks at our roster and says, "Man that TMJ guy will be a stud!"

It's basically Moore and a bunch of JAG's. Not something enticing for a FA QB.

I look at him and don't know. Rhule had a way of taking guys and bringing them down a level. Look at Chinn. DROY should have been, then moved to FS and kept there when he plays much better closer to the line. BC learning to play every position on the line when he was the best LT we had pre-Ickey. Chuba being the pass catching back with hands of stone. Things that just made no sense at all. I don't know if will be a stud or if he could be another Moose. It's just sad we have no idea of a lot of guys' capabilities because Rhule had no idea what it meant to actually be a coach. 

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5 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

I look at him and don't know. Rhule had a way of taking guys and bringing them down a level. Look at Chinn. DROY should have been, then moved to FS and kept there when he plays much better closer to the line. BC learning to play every position on the line when he was the best LT we had pre-Ickey. Chuba being the pass catching back with hands of stone. Things that just made no sense at all. I don't know if will be a stud or if he could be another Moose. It's just sad we have no idea of a lot of guys' capabilities because Rhule had no idea what it meant to actually be a coach. 

We had some guys pop when Rhule got canned and they got more burn but I don't think we had any real "revelation" type guys that just came in and clearly proved they should have been getting a bunch of PT. We will see what happens with the next staff.

Like I said, I don't think there is anyone on this roster outside Moore that any quality starter in the league is going to look at and say to themselves, "Man, I really want to go play with this guy."

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You go get one of these top 3 QBs

No Ifs And Or Buts.

 

just like drafting Will Grier shouldn’t have been the reason to not draft one in 2020.

Banking on a Smaller, late 3rd rd QB from what was widely considered the worst QB crop in a decade, with some injury concerns.

That gets you fired.

 

 

”but what about Brock Purdy “

Brock plays on a team that has the

#1 LT in the NFL 

#1 Defensive player in the NFL 

#1 or 2 TE in the NFL

One of the top 3 RBs in the League

one of the top 5 WRs in the league.

so yeah, if you want to go get the best players at every position in the NFL and surround Corral with them.  Sure.

 

plus this WR isn’t that strong at the top.  And arguably isn’t a guy that’s worth a top 10 pick.

Just go get the QB while you have the opportunity.  

 

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