2023 Carolina Panthers thread - HOF Julius Peppers

[Screamindemon3]

Remember to tip your sauces

 

[TownieDeac]

Alabama is not Harvard, but at the undergrad level Ohio State is basically a bad community college with a football team.

Isn’t OSU like ~50 in usnwr rankings and Alabama ~150?

 

[Biff Tannen]

Those rankings are biased against Alabama. I'd send my kid to Alabama 100 times before I let them apply to tOSU.

 

[Demonwolverine]

Bryce all the way down to +105 on DraftKings. It’s happening.

 

[PhDeac]

Props to the mock drafters trying to make Richardson happen to spread out the bets.

 

[Demonwolverine]

Yeah, if you’re a betting person, you can still get decent value on a Bryce 1 + Stroud 2 parlay.

 

[PhDeac]

Panthers signed a DT who retired before last season.

Panthers signing former Lions DT John Penisini

The Panthers are signing 25-year-old DT John Penisini, who retired prior to the start of the 2022 season.

pantherswire.usatoday.com

 

[WFcatamount22]

And each one of them is an elite athlete. All of them have above average arm talent in their prime

Brady’s arm talent is the bare minimum NFL arm.

 

[WindyCityDeac]

Brady’s arm talent is the bare minimum NFL arm.

That would be incorrect. At his prime he had an above average arm

 

[WFcatamount22]

That would be incorrect. At his prime he had an above average arm

His deep ball always was mediocre, and he got better the worse it got.

 

[cville deac]

His deep ball always was mediocre, and he got better the worse it got.

He had a much better arm than guys like Manning, Brees or Rivers. That's why he was able to stay in the league as long as he did.

 

[WFcatamount22]

He had a much better arm than guys like Manning, Brees or Rivers. That's why he was able to stay in the league as long as he did.

Brees always had a better deep ball than Brady, come on man. The fact that all of them had sub average arms should tell you something about intelligence vs athleticism.

 

[cville deac]

Brees always had a better deep ball than Brady, come on man. The fact that all of them had sub average arms should tell you something about intelligence vs athleticism.

I thought the question was who has the stronger arm, and that was Brady. He never lost his arm strength like Manning and Brees did. Brees couldn't throw it more than 20-30 yards downfield his last 2-3 Januarys.

 

[WFcatamount22]

Brady stayed healthy longer than anyone in the history of sport, if you want to attribute that to good health/workout routines, good diet, luck, genes, or whatever I can't argue with that.

 

[PhDeac]

Good offensive lines. Protection from the league.

 

[WFcatamount22]

Good offensive lines. Protection from the league.

Also lets not forget he played against absolute shit competition 95% of his career, and could go waltz into the AFC championship game year in and year out.

 

[Demonwolverine]

Quentin Johnston seems to be falling out of the first round in some newer mocks. Bryce and Johnston would be a hell of a jump start to our new offense.

 

[tigerswood]

Young down to -200. itshappening.gif

 

[ChrisL68]

Stroud has the build to take NFL abuse long term. Young is iffy.

 

[guitardeac]

Lots of college QBs have come into the league with bodies that can take abuse long term. Most of them didn't get their bodies abused because they stood on the sidelines or went home soon after coming into the league. You take a QB because he can PLAY.