Corral bros.... what do we do now?????

[Peon Awesome]

Keep him and coach him up. We could take Bryce Young and he gets injured for the year in week 3 and Corral plays admirably in his stead. He's got a dirt cheap contract and his value is horribly depressed. What do we benefit by trading him for peanuts? There's precedent; think Robert Griffin and Kirk Cousins in Washington. 

[LinvilleGorge]

1 hour ago, Mr. Scot said:

How much do they value Jacob Eason?

Probably a camp arm. I think we'll sign a fairly experienced vet backup but we'll see.

 

[Sub Zero]

This is really not that Hard!!! Develop him and hope he turns into a asset!!

[ClawOn]

Put on the Bad Company... 

"Smile and wave goodbye..."

[Hoenheim]

Keep him as a cheap backup qb, maybe you can drum up some trade value for him later on if he shows something in pre season or if our starter(s) get injured and he plays and balls in the regular season.

[OneBadCat]

Let him compete. Who knows. He could be the Purdy to our Lance.

[Aussie Tank]

It’s not great roster construction having 3 QBs in the 53 and I’d much rather a Vet backing up our Rookie. Either he makes it to the PS or we trade or cut him 

[backtobackwinningseasons]

You sit back and laugh at all the draft capital an incompetent GM like Fitterer and dipshit owner like Tepper waste when they could have just played you instead.

[SmokinwithWilly]

5 minutes ago, backtobackwinningseasons said:

You sit back and laugh at all the draft capital an incompetent GM like Fitterer and dipshit owner like Tepper waste when they could have just played you instead.

You do know Rhule was the driving force behind all of those decisions. It's hard to play poker with other GMs with all your cards face up on the table. 

[backtobackwinningseasons]

Just now, SmokinwithWilly said:

You do know Rhule was the driving force behind all of those decisions. It's hard to play poker with other GMs with all your cards face up on the table. 

Does that make it any better? If true that it's all on Rhule, it is still ultimately on the GM and owners who are weak charlatans trying to sell us garbage.

[Jackie Lee]

1 hour ago, Hoenheim said:

Keep him as a cheap backup qb, maybe you can drum up some trade value for him later on if he shows something in pre season or if our starter(s) get injured and he plays and balls in the regular season.

Yeah at least let him get healthy and see if another team gets an injury and needs a backup or something. He won't have any value until training camp 

[nogoodbum]

Looking at it from a different angle: You have a QB coach barely removed from a mentor/vet back-up role. The Panthers may see that they can pass on the idea that they must have a vet for the benefit it may bring. IMO, I would not be surprised if they pass on a vet QB & use the money & roster spot on a FA DE or CB. Again this is just IMO,

[mrcompletely11]

7 hours ago, Sub Zero said:

This is really not that Hard!!! Develop him and hope he turns into a asset!!

With what reps?  All resources are going to the rookie 

[kungfoodude]

8 hours ago, AggieLean said:

Get what you can for him. Either way, I don’t think he’s going to be here too much longer

Yeah, I think his days are very numbered.