Since the Carolina Panthers haven’t been able to grow a franchise quarterback of their own, they’ve reverted to the “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” approach. Unfortunately, that has yet to work for head coach Matt Rhule seeing as though the trash has yet to make that transformation.
After striking out with Teddy Bridgewater and, in particular, Sam Darnold—the Panthers may be looking to try again with someone else’s quarterback. This time, according to ESPN’s Dan Graziano and Jeremy Fowler, it could be Mitchell Trubisky.
“Teams are openly discussing whether Trubisky gets $10 million or more annually on a new deal,” the report notes. “That his name is a hot one is not manufactured. It’s real.”
Trubisky’s first NFL stop didn’t pan out as hoped. The 2017 second overall pick out of the University of North Carolina, even despite being the first ever Nickelodeon Valuable Player, saw his stint with the Chicago Bears end after four largely…