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One of the few times you'll see the other team favored. Who knows, Utah may sit guys, too. And they just clinched a playoff spot Thursday, so they may have a little let-down.
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taking into consideration of our free agent signings I have constructed the perfect mock draft: I trade back in the first, trade TE Sanders and a future 4th to get pick #83. Somehow I screwed up my #119 pick, but with all the moving and shaking I did it really didn't matter. If I wanted to add the additional 3rd round picks I would have needed to sacrifice that pick. The image doesn't show Michael Taaffe at 159, Micah Morris at 200, and Patrick Payton at 235
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Ehlers, subject to change.
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Here is how I see it--he is good--but do we not already have 2 safeties in that mold? Rodriguez could be late first early second.
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Panthers Top 30 Visits and Draft Tracker
TheSpecialJuan replied to XClown1986's topic in Carolina Panthers
30 Visits Texas CB Malik Muhammad seemed to indicate he has a visit with the Panthers. (Erik Turner) Washington WR Denzel Boston will take a 30 visit with the Panthers. (Field Yates) Tennessee CB Jermod McCoy is taking a 30 visit with the Panthers. (Jeremy Fowler) South Carolina DT Nick Barrett has a visit with the Panthers. He counts as a local prospect. (Ian Rapoport) Iowa State DT Domonique Orange has five official 30 visits, including with the Panthers. (Tony Pauline) Auburn DE Keyron Crawford took a 30 visit with the Panthers. (Arye Pulli) N.C. State TE Justin Joly will take a 30 visit with the Panthers. (Arye Pulli) Arizona State OT Max Iheanachor has a visit with the Panthers. (Greg Auman) Oklahoma WR Deion Burks took a 30 visit with the Panthers. (Billy Marshall) Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia visited the Panthers. (Ian Rapoport) Missouri DT Chris McClellan took a 30 visit with the Panthers. (Billy Marshall) Arizona DB Treydan Stukes will take a 30 visit with the Panthers. (Ian Rapoport) According to Ian Rapoport, Georgia Tech QB Haynes King is taking a 30 visit with the Panthers. Indiana WR Omar Cooper Jr. will visit the Panthers. (Jordan Reid) Texas Tech QB Behren Morton is scheduled to take a 30 visit with the Panthers. (Arye Pulli) Texas A&M DT Tyler Onyedini says he'll take a 30 visit wit. & the Danthere Walton Darkan) Texas A&M OL Chase Bisontis has over a dozen 30 visits scheduled, including with the Panthers. (Mike Garafolo) Ole Miss TE Dae'Quan Wright will take a 30 visit with the Panthers. (Jordan Schultz) LSU S A.J. Haulcy will take a 30 visit with the Panthers. (Ryan Fowler) Texas A&M WR KC Concepcion will take a 30 visit with the Panthers. He's from Charlotte, however, so lo counts as a local visit. (Ryan Fowler) Georgia TE Oscar Delp has seven 30 visits scheduled so far, including with the Panthers. (Arye Pulli) Indiana RB Kaelon Black has a 30 visit scheduled with the Panthers. (Aaron Wilson) Memphis OT Travis Burke will take a top 30 visit with the Panthers. (Justin Melo) South Carolina DB Jalon Kilgore will have a 30 visit with the Panthers. South Carolina prospects count as local visits for Carolina. (Tono Pauline) Pro Days/Private Workouts Texas Tech DT Lee Hunter met with the Panthers at his pro day. (Aaron Wilson) Panthers GM Dan Morgan was at Texas' pro day, reportedly with a specific eye on Texas LB Anthony Hill Jr. (Tony Pauline) Oregon WR Malik Benson met one-on-one with the Panthers at his pro day. (Tony Pauline) Georgia TE Oscar Delp met with the Panthers at his pro @ day. (Tony Pauline) Combine Formal Interviews Cincinnati LB Jake Golday had a formal Combine interview with the Panthers. (Justin Melo) Michigan LB Jimmy Rolder had a formal Combine interview with the Panthers. (Justin Melo) Ohio State DT Kayden McDonald said he had a formal Combine interview with the Panthers. (Justin Melo) TCU LB Kaleb Elarms-Orr had a formal Combine interview with the Panthers. (Justin Melo) Georgia CB Daylen Everette had a formal Combine interview with the Panthers. (James Simone) Ohio State LB Sonny Styles said he had a formal Combine interview with the Panthers. (Kassidy Hill) Auburn DE Keldric Faulk had a formal Combine interview with the Panthers. (David Newton) Clemson OT Tristan Leigh met individually with the Panthers at the Shrine Bowl. (Ryan Fowler) - Today
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Emanuel McNeil Warren + Jacob Rodriguez
XClown1986 replied to RIPTreyLance's topic in Carolina Panthers
You're dreaming if you think that's all it would cost to move up from the 51st pick to the 1st round. It would take at least a first next year -
Panthers Top 30 Visits and Draft Tracker
TheSpecialJuan replied to XClown1986's topic in Carolina Panthers
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I feel like Jeff Davidson is doing a good job but Charles Lee brought the same philosophy that Boston uses. It will be interesting to see what they do this off-season. It will either catapult them to the upper half of the east or it will be more of the same for the last two decades
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Emanuel McNeil Warren + Jacob Rodriguez
Daddy_Uncle replied to RIPTreyLance's topic in Carolina Panthers
No chance. I think we either trade down a little and grab him or package our second and one of our 5ths to move up into the late 20s early 30s -
Lot of good things happening with UNC in recruiting and the portal. Next year's team should be stacked if everything comes together like it's looking
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I think your analysis is spot on. Someone posted a Greg Cossell interview on here a week or so ago and I liked his analysis on YAC essentially saying sometimes it’s receiver driven and other times QB (stated much more eloquently and extensively by Greg). If the team can’t execute plays that give the receiver that opportunity it’s irrelevant.
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An Offensive Tackle for the Long Term, but....
Swaggasaurus replied to MHS831's topic in Carolina Panthers
MHS has posted this same thing with different words in about 3 threads now. It’s great content and it’s largely indisputable. But you can do this same style write up for every position in the 2026 class. This is just a fancy way of showing an anti OT hard on. -
It is time to Consider the Likelihood of WR at #19
TD alt replied to MHS831's topic in Carolina Panthers
That whole debacle with X pre draft was a teaching moment. They kept things close to the vest last year. -
An Offensive Tackle for the Long Term, but....
TD alt replied to MHS831's topic in Carolina Panthers
The Panthers should draft BPA, period! -
An Offensive Tackle for the Long Term, but....
frankw replied to MHS831's topic in Carolina Panthers
The Panthers 1st pick should be about maximum value and immediate impact. That would be either S LB OT or DL. We also have a looming catastrophe at C if anyone goes down to injury. Legitimately this should be talked about more idk how some of you have completely erased the sight of Matt Paradis and Pat Elflein from your memory banks. There's no reason we cannot come out of this draft addressing virtually all of the above in some capacity. That is how Morgan and Tillis will earn their salary. -
Crickets for you in here bro, RIP.
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An Offensive Tackle for the Long Term, but....
frankw replied to MHS831's topic in Carolina Panthers
Brother you've been WR driven for going on almost two decades now. No need for us to discuss further. -
An Offensive Tackle for the Long Term, but....
TD alt replied to MHS831's topic in Carolina Panthers
First, apologies @MHS831, I know you began this about tackles, and it was good. But... Frank, your post is just another Bryce sucks post. You obviously believe, like your buddy, that if we draft a WR it's all about evaluating Bryce Young or coddling Bryce Young. In short, it would be about improving the damned team. If anything, if Bryce is as destined to fail (or is already a failure right now... irredeemable), then another playmaker at WR would just seal the envelope and send him on his way. In my world, that's a good thing. If some of you think that Bryce is a lame duck, then why wouldn't you want to set the offense up for the next QB to come in and be dropped into the offense to have success? Or, maybe you think it's all a moot point anyway because Tepper sucks, Dan Morgan sucks, Canales sucks, Ejiro sucks, Brandt Tilis sucks---everybidy sucks! If that's the case, then why does anyone care who or what we draft? Obviously some of you have all the answers and can run a gotdamn franchise better than the FO does now. -
An Offensive Tackle for the Long Term, but....
Swaggasaurus replied to MHS831's topic in Carolina Panthers
Yeah man, idk. I’m not super big on looking at the position group overall and damning the group. I’ll do the same with less words for WR. I think Proctor is the ultimate fit because he could be your future left or right tackle or left or right guard. Guys a starter, how much Zavala, Christensen, Curhan, and Corbett did we see last year again? Mauigoa will not be there when we pick, but you take him for the same reason you take Proctor minus maybe the LT. Freeling *could* be an upgrade at LT for the future. You don’t take Miller or Iheanahor because the position flexibility isn’t there, likely RT only guys. Those Utah guys are light in the ass, don’t want. Now I do WR. All extremely unproductive when compared to previous Round 1 WR. Tate- Gone Lemon- Complete player, not a burner, would take at 19 Tyson- Made of glass, Colorado washout Cooper- Not the best hands. Like 300 of his yards were lucky ass stumble blooper looking poo. Bernard gives you similar but better in the 2nd. KC- Slaps then catches the ball. Lightning fast for about 20 yards. Good return man. poo QBs probably more to unlock. Would take at 19 if Proctor, Freeling, Lemon were gone. Washington guy- Lumbers, the smoothness Canales hyped for TMac, not there with him. We need a different style player. -
Logically yes. Boston has the right balance though. Jalen Brown is #2 in the paint and their best shooters are 17th and 19th. While our best shooters are #1 and #2 and we have one player in the top 50 for points in the paint. And my understanding looking at the information I just referenced is we were basically at the exact same paint percentage last year in Charles Lee's offense. At the end of the day we either want to compete for a playoff series winner and the finals or we just want to stumble our way to another play in. We've already done that with James Borrego.
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We need more bigs. I love Moose, but him coming off the bench would be ideal. Even Kalkbrenner slowed down Duren/Stewart from my eyes. Draft someone like 7’3 Center from Michigan Aday Mara. We have plenty of talent, we need size. I really want Yaxel and one of Mara/ Quaintance.
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An Offensive Tackle for the Long Term, but....
frankw replied to MHS831's topic in Carolina Panthers
We don't need another first round WR to evaluate Bryce Young. You could give him a young Jerry Rice Randy Moss and Justin Jefferson and he would still struggle to lead the group to a top 20 passing offense because he simply cannot utilize the entire field consistently. All we're going to end up with by drafting another first round wide receiver is a disgruntled WR room. Because one there are not that many touches to go around and two the touches that will be available maybe half of them will result in good to great ball placement. And the bulk of them will be thrown at or behind the line of scrimmage. If the FO goes WR at 19 all involved might as well go ahead and start looking at other job opportunities down the line. -
It is time to Consider the Likelihood of WR at #19
CPF4LIFE replied to MHS831's topic in Carolina Panthers
I think him and tet could be a cheat code. Plus Boston has Punt return capability. -
We're built a lot like Boston, but Boston has jaylen brown killing it on 2 pointers
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An Offensive Tackle for the Long Term, but....
TD alt replied to MHS831's topic in Carolina Panthers
Honestly, you don't listen to a word I've said either. A board, WHERE THE BPA comes from, IS GOING TO HAVE POSITIONAL VALUE BUILT IN! Damn, man!
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