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  1. 30 Mil...... Damn!. How much $$ do we have tied up across that entire line? I will say Him and Hunt next to each other is VERY stout. If only I had as much confidence in Corbett at Center, we'd have brickwall infront of Bryce. Idunno how much cap space we have left but I figured they we're waiting to see if Gilmore will sign back for a couple years before they went moving money again. I also think we have our eyes on a tackle in the draft. I wish it were center but hopefully Corbett is more Ryan Kalil than Tyler Larsen/Greg Van Roten.
  2. Bo Nix ...QB John Rhys Plumlee ...QB JD Bertrand.... Linebacker Mark Perry ...Safety Andre Carter ...Edge
  3. Depends ... but I do think Dan has a target for this dude already laid out. NO DOUBT in my mind he's in love with the prospect of either Wilson and Cooper. If I had to put money on it...if either one of them are on the board, they'll be a Panther. As for needs it depends on how they view those exact positions. I think center is a glaring need but they seem to have Corbett locked in to the position. With a GM in his first draft and Canales as HC "everything" is on the table. Hell the Wildcard is the fact we brought in Bo Nix for a top 30 visit.
  4. His talent screams 1st Medical screams 3rd If he's still there at 39....ofcourse At 33....he'll have competition vs our other prioritized needs.
  5. I agree. They may be similar in build but Leggette has a sneaky speed 2 em and he can high point much better. Rarely does he caught from behind. AND he can track the ball at an above average level. He's 6'1 but plays like he's 6'5. I like Keon too but I think Leggette is our target. Leggette and ILB. I think helping Bryce would be to grab a guy and/or a TE that could go up and get it regularly. If Bryce's deep ball accuracy is in question than having a big threat that just happens to have the speed and can attack the ball if it's thrown anywhere in his area becomes extremely important. I'm not giving up on Mingo either. Hell when he was drafted I remember a few people saying he'd need time to refine his craft at the next level. I honestly think they might have asked him to do too much too soon and it overwhelmed him as a rookie.
  6. Well then if that's an indicator of WR success.... then maybe we should give Mingo more time to develop as they brought him in last year
  7. I mean .... it's not like we're talking about prime Kelce here. Hurst was a huge disappointment pre Injury imo. Great guy...but just wasn't working out. After his first TD he just faded away. I think they were moreso trying to save him from the risk and possible embarrassment of being a 3rd backup behind Tremble and Sullivan. Side note: Dan Arnold was a guy we should have never let walk. That said, Wiley, Bell or Stover on Day Three could be the answer.
  8. Damn Mingo !?!... Nah, I'm not giving up on him yet. I remember my patience for Derrick Brown when everyone was ready to move on. And from everything I've seen/heard about him... Mingo's work ethic should keep him far from complacent. That chart is wild though. Suprised to see Brian Thomas Jr at that spot. Gotta do more research on Franklin. And Leggette is a different breed. We need that redzone threat.
  9. On the bigger side I wouldn't mind Keon. Or even Sanders at TE. But at 33 it'll have to be between Ladd, AD, Worthy, and Franklin. I'd still add Leggette. Man ran a 4.3 but he's not as shifty... Or wait until later... Corley... don't sleep. Malik Washington Pearsall... Polk
  10. I can see the comparisons but Leggette has better hands and more breakaway speed. Wilson is a risk/reward player. When healthy he's everywhere.
  11. I'd agree ... throw in Vann Prann at 65 ... 3 impact starters in theory.
  12. Cooper is more Luvu (motor, blitz ability) Wilson is more Kuechly (tackling machine, instincts) Immediate impact players. And Wilson is not getting out the top 40 unless his medical is worse than expected. Cooper with his closing speed could be a nightmare in our scheme lined up with Clowney, Wonnum and Shaq. We could manufacture more pressure. And pairing Wilson and Jewell would be actually insane from the instincts standpoint. No more 30 yard run gashes. This draft is so deep we "could" walk out with 3 starting caliber players before our first pick in the fourth imo. And I'll say this, if we drafted Wilson or Cooper and ended up signing Gilmore...Our defense "should" be improved from last year. Cooper is the Day 1 playmaker while Wilson is the diagnose, play recognize and attack player. Both are plug and play ...for this team.
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