RAMS TRADING WARNER?

I, and good number of people, would gladly take a healthy Warner. But he didn't get right all last off season. So there's risk that we may get last season's Warner, who I wouldn't give a case of Miller Light for.

 

>> Warner doesn't fit the Panthers offense

okay. you piqued my curiousity. what attributes would a guy need to fit as a QB in the Panthers offense? i can figure that he needs to be able to hand the ball off and occassionally lob a rainbow down the field with some degree of accuracy. keen eyesite to read all that small print on the wristband. can't be a drunkard or a snorter (which disqualifies most on this board). what else would we be looking for?

>> Montana ... mentioned with the likes of Todd marinovich/ Chris weinke!!!!

may god have mercy on your soul

>> or with the Cheifs

good googaley mooly

 

what? tHe Panthers have no chemisrty on offense. Do you really think think Kurt Warner could possibly make them worse?

 

I'd say that any championship team will have talent. Joe's teams won great talent or not. Whether he'd have been great without Walsh's O and Seifert's defense, that's a lot harder question. He wasn't the type QB to have just straight outgunned the guys they had back then.

 

yes. i think you can spend your money wisely by passing on him. he wasnt healthy last season and the season before that, he choked, IMO. i also think you should not settle for second best, but look for the best. with what you have right now, anyone looks pretty good. not a good way to think or go.

if i were calling the shots for ya, i would pass on warner. he doesnt strike me as good investment.

isnt that what this thread is looking to answer?

 

The Panthers would crazy not at least make a phone call. He might be willing (actually better be willing) to take a pay cut.

 

pay cut? yay, i think he commands like top pay, if he takes a pay cut, he'd still be too much. really dont know his asking price.

but you right. at least go look see. the thumb. the thumb is a concern, bear. that damn thumb can f things up. dont know how serious that injury is.

 

There is absolutely no way in the world I'd be in favor of a trade. I don't want the Panthers to have to bear any part of that monster contract of his.

As a free agent, I'd absolutely LOVE to get him in our locker room. I think he'd be perfect for our offense, as I understand it. He's a decent game manager, smart, and is a tremendous leader -- on and off the field.

His injuries to his throwing hand are obviously a concern of mammoth proportions. The man hasn't had a good throwing arm in 2 years. Well, now he's had a good long while to rest it. I'd offer him a little over veteran's minimum with a lot of incentives, in a deal that's cap friendly if he can't come all the way back. This is a character guy, and I don't think it can be argued we need some more character guys on this team.

 

I have stated for quite a while that I see no way Warner gets here. It will take a trade - and the Panthers won't be willing to give up a good enough pick to get him. To be completely honest - Kordell Stewart has a MUCH better chance of getting here than a Warner. If they want a vet - I would go with Kordell who played in the pro bowl last yr. He would be a great addition - even if he is inconsistent. With us running the ball 60-70% of the time, Kordell can have a positive impact on this offense - which is as much as we can ask right now.

I would spend our 4th round picks on Kordell and Stephen Davis.
If Wash and Pitts would accept I would consider this offseason a HUGE success with those 2 alone!

 

Warner is better than Kordell. You get what you pay for.