Speculation from Twitter

[mrcompletely11]

8 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

You mentioned tight ends.

Read my post again

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, mrcompletely11 said:

Read my post again

You mentioned tight end visits. I mentioned one that just came through. 

Had nothing to do with Warren.

[mrcompletely11]

3 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

You mentioned tight end visits. I mentioned one that just came through. 

Had nothing to do with Warren.

Christ dude you are losing it.  I was responding the the poster that said he wanted warren, I said we havent brought him in yet but have brought in other tight ends, therefor its highly unlikely we are drafting warren.  Thats pretty linear and not that hard to follow

Edited Wednesday at 09:24 PM by mrcompletely11

[grimesgoat]

2 hours ago, MHS831 said:

Cam Jordan was on Good Morning Football.  A player like Cam (lifelong Saint and a great ambassador for any team--I like him a lot) could be used by the Saints to create a smokescreen.  He denied that the Saints would take a QB in the first round, claiming that it has not been done since Manning in 1971 (paraphrasing)... It seems to me, (conspiracy theory forthcoming) that bit of information would have to have been researched/premeditated/planned.  Was he attempting to scoff at the concept that the Saints would draft a QB at #10?  Remember, Carr missed 7 games last year and had a 63.something QB rating.  He was not believed to be returning in 2025.  When the Saints thought that one of the top 2 Qbs were not going to be there at #10, they did not take advantage of the void clause in his contract, the way I understand it.  That means they continued to kick the Carr contract down the road.  In 2026, Carr's cap number is $69m--nearly a quarter of the cap for a 35-year old QB they do not want.  He is to be paid a $40m salary with a $10m roster bonus. While I am not a capologist, it is interesting if they really like Shedeur. All that matters is the perception that the Saints will take him at 10.

If the Giants pass on him, and I think they likely will, Sanders could draw interest from the Raiders (I do not see it) at 6 or the Jets at 7 (more likely, but still unlikely).  The Panthers are the most likely trade partner--unless the Jets want to move back.  So who may realistically trade up for a qb?  The Colts (14), but there is no noise about them taking a QB and I do not think they have shown interest--instead, a competition between Richardson and Jones is the plan.  The Steelers (21) are in play, and the Rams are in play.  There is, however, another option for Carolina as a trade partner--The Saints.  A draft day switch for a third rounder might keep the Panthers targeting their player at 8 and add a pick in the process, suggesting they do not want to move back--but I get the impression that the Panthers are looking to move back.

 

That's a double win.  Picking up an extra 3rd and sticking them with Sanders.

If we had an extra 3rd, I would not be so stressed about getting an edge in the first.  Get Warren, then pick up an edge, wr, and s in rounds 2-3.  Depth t, cb, dt, and lb in rounds 4-5 and we're ready to roll.

[Panthering]

local sources??

 

[Shotgun]

5 hours ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

Take that trade down haul or let the Saints pick Shedeur.

then the saints panic and beat the steelers offer at the last minute. haha  best of both worlds

[Icege]

52 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Christ dude you are losing it.  I was responding the the poster that said he wanted warren, I said we havent brought him in yet but have brought in other tight ends, therefor its highly unlikely we are drafting warren.  Thats pretty linear and not that hard to follow

I can't even begin to imagine what you have going on in your life that makes you such a miserable little prick on a daily basis. It most certainly isn't Panthers' football, but I hope it gets better for you.

[UnluckyforSome]

Steelers sure seem like a team that would just sit and wait and maybe that means Dart, or Sanders or 1 of the other guys. Can't see them making a trade like that. 

[mrcompletely11]

5 minutes ago, Icege said:

I can't even begin to imagine what you have going on in your life that makes you such a miserable little prick on a daily basis. It most certainly isn't Panthers' football, but I hope it gets better for you.

da fuq?

[csx]

1 hour ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Christ dude you are losing it.  I was responding the the poster that said he wanted warren, I said we havent brought him in yet but have brought in other tight ends, therefor its highly unlikely we are drafting warren.  Thats pretty linear and not that hard to follow

He wasn't arguing against your point. Simmer down.

[scratched]

2 hours ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Has he had a top 30 visit yet?  Nope.  Have other tes?   Yep.  

 

 

So that’s what you got from my post?

[Shocker]

Where did this guy come up with that comp.  That’s crazy high

[Mr. Scot]

5 hours ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Christ dude you are losing it.  I was responding the the poster that said he wanted warren, I said we havent brought him in yet but have brought in other tight ends, therefor its highly unlikely we are drafting warren.  Thats pretty linear and not that hard to follow

I lost it once a while back, but found it again about half an hour later.

As to Warren, don't know but I wouldn't rule anyone out based on visits. Plenty of teams (us included) draft players they might not have hosted.

Beyond that though, again it was just because you mentioned TEs. Wasn't making an argument on any particular point.

[MHS831]

14 hours ago, grimesgoat said:

That's a double win.  Picking up an extra 3rd and sticking them with Sanders.

If we had an extra 3rd, I would not be so stressed about getting an edge in the first.  Get Warren, then pick up an edge, wr, and s in rounds 2-3.  Depth t, cb, dt, and lb in rounds 4-5 and we're ready to roll.

and if I wanted Sanders (Saints) and "heard" that the Steelers and Panthers were chattering about a trade, I would consider trading up w/ Carolina.  It would be smart.  Carolina could be reluctant to trade back to 21 because Walker is on the board, for example, so Carolina would not lose out on their first-round target and add a third in a draft that has talent in the third (DT, for example).