Trade Up For Rookie QB vs Signing/Trading for Premium Veteran

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20 thoughts on “Trade Up For Rookie QB vs Signing/Trading for Premium Veteran”

  2. Panthers need to trade up with the Arizona Cardinals to guarantee getting one of the top three QB's. Levis would be a perfect fit for Carolina's offense. He has been running a pro offense already at Kentucky. Richardson is a reach and is talented but very raw and inaccurate.

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  3. I've been on the same shiii Rashad… We are gonna have to start a Vet week 1. C.J Stroud would cost us a star defensive player therefore I agree a VET will start week one. Sam Darnold, Jimmy G, Brissett, or Carr.

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  4. It's amazing how foolish people are when it comes to QB evaluations. Levis is clearly the most pro ready QB in this draft. People don't realize he played this year behind a young inexperienced offensive line and without the talent that he had the year before. He also played in the SEC against the best competition. Bryce Young's frame is too small and Stroud sucked for two seasons before the Georgia game. One great game does not make Stroud great after a very average career at Ohio St. Levis is clearly the most pro ready QB who will be taken in this draft. He is a clone of Andrew Luck but with a bigger arm.

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  9. I agree with Dave. We need a veteran QB. Even if our rookie QB could start day 1, Corral is our backup?????? The only other option is Jacob Eason – our practice squad QB. I’m good with whichever QB that Reich, Caldwell, Brown, McCown, our scouts, Fitterer & Morgan….the whole offensive coaching staff & Fitterer’s staff chooses. We just need to get behind them & cheer them on. They’re paid the big bucks & know a whooooole lot more than me about evaluating QBs – both rookies and veterans. Reich, Thomas & McCown will have a plan for whomever they draft, even if it’s Levis or AR15….period. It is my understanding that the QB position is one of the toughest, if not the toughest, positions to evaluate to determine if a rookie will transition to the NFL successfully. A rookie QB’s development, from day 1, is the key to success for the majority of the truly top prospects. That’s way beyond my ability or pay grade. Many blessings to you all & Keep Pounding!!

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  11. Shad Dave… I'm going on record saying that I think Levis is going to be a good QB especially for us.

    My lil cousin's played him in high school in CT and the kids a worker. He works to perfect his craft even back then.

    I played against his OC when I was in High School Liam Cohen. He's going to be prepared to play given his work ethic and the guy who's been coaching him in Colleges work ethic.

    If you dig up the tape and you dissect it properly he's literally in the same boat as Allen and Lance. He had very lil talent around him, his o line was not quality, and he still made things happen. I don't think he's a reach or a stretch from 6 on. I'm saying we should take Levis because he's what we need. A high ceiling young option that can come in mid season and take over and game manage. And if he has a great camp and preseason a push for the starting position.

    That's my reasoning and that's my stance. I think we SHOULD take Levis.

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  17. Levis is this years Justin Herbert. Pro typical sized white dude who had a tenuous college situation that projects well to the NFL – and yet everybody hates because they were told to

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