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Who will be the next undrafted rookie pick up this year to be dubbed "THE FUTURE"

frash.exe

By frash.exe,
in Carolina Panthers

Who's the FUTURE OF PANTHERS QBING YEA!!!  

20 members have voted

  1. 1. Who's the FUTURE OF PANTHERS QBING YEA!!!

    • Chris “Ivy League” Pizzotti-Harvard
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    • Rudy “not the one who went to Notre Dame that they made a movie about” Carpenter- AZ St.
      2
    • John Parker “F. Murray Abraham etc etc datta da da too many names” Wilson-Alabama
      3
    • Stephen “Tits” McGee (watch Anchorman if you don’t get it)
      3
    • Drew “Nilly” Willy-Buffalo
      2
    • Brian “drove my chevy to the levee but the levee was Bri” Hoyer-Mich St.
      1
    • Mike “representin Dirty Jerz” Teel-Rutgers
      2
    • Todd “Broke Man” Boeckman-Ohio St.
      3
    • Patrick “Moo” Cowan-UCLA
      1
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I'm sick of how this team runs their QB systems. I understand the philosophy of not drafting QBs high because you pay them a lot and then they could bust. But the QBs that bust like that are normally on teams that are for the most part not well-coached and they aren't given the luxury of sitting behind a vet. These QBs are ranked higher than the other guys for a reason...I know every once in a while you hit a diamond in the rough with a guy like Brady but what other 6th rounder, 7th rounder, or undrafted FA has ever one a super bowl?? And from the looks of it....the Pats just know what the hell to do with a QB because Cassell had arguably a better first season (stats) than Brady.

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