Off Season

[PantherPaul]

Doesn't pay to be a running back and get a franchise tag placed on you.

 

[PantherPaul]

This an interesting read on how veteran free agent QB's will fall as well as draft able QB's will fall
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...e-offers-free-agent-signings-draft-picks-2023

 

[stirs]

I actually think the scenario with Darnold coming back for one season is a good idea and I NEVER agree with ESPN. He knows most of the Oline strengths, WR tendancies, etc.
Having Corral and Levis would be quite the QB room

 

[dig-it]

Uh, no.

9. Panthers: Will Levis, Kentucky
The Panthers like Levis a lot, and to have him fall to No. 9 now feels like a gift. But don't count out a trade-up if needed. One of the reasons that Carolina traded running back Christian McCaffrey was getting the ammunition to do just that. Either way, Levis joins Sam Darnold and can be the Panthers' franchise quarterback. He has a big arm and can make all the throws but needs to clean up the turnovers (23 interceptions over the past two seasons). -- David Newton

 

[Cyberjag]

This an interesting read on how veteran free agent QB's will fall as well as draft able QB's will fall
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...e-offers-free-agent-signings-draft-picks-2023

Fortunately for us, David Newton is rarely right when it comes to the Panthers.

 

[morningwood]

Sometimes the answer is on your roster..,

 

[Cyberjag]

I liked Corrall as a prospect, but I'm not crazy enough to bet our season on him.

 

[Black&Black]

The hit rate for non #1 overall first round QBs is fucking miserable, but that never seems to stop teams from forcing the issue.

 

[dig-it]

It's kind of like the lottery. You can't win if you don't play.

 

[PantherPaul]

I liked Corrall as a prospect, but I'm not crazy enough to bet our season on him.

That injury makes me leary as well