XClown1986

Jabril Cox, Ronnie Perkins please

Panthers have moved down with Bears...

Honestly, from 2013 forward? Not bad. And depending on the continued growth of Gross Matos and Chinn, pretty damn good. Not to mention Muhammad, Jenkins, Rucker, Minter, Grant, and even Marshall (he was a solid nickel).

I personally don't like it and wish we would invest more in the offensive line. However, I also don't want them to reach for a player. I do believe in taking the BPA and filling the holes with depth and competition. It's really too bad that Sewell went one pick before us. Reminds me of when Clady went right before us and we went with JStew.

From what I understand, his medicals weren't good. He was talked about as a potential 1st rounder before that.

On paper, we have a championship worthy defense. Which is shocking to say after the amount of turnover we have had in the past 2 years.

If his medicals checked out, I would love to have Landon Dickerson. He is like an Alex Mack and Nick Mangold hybrid. I would also be very happy with Jabril Cox (BEST coverage linebacker by far), Dillon Radunz, or Jeremiah O.K. I'll shrug at a safety. There are guys I like, but none that I am ecstatic over.

And we didn't give up a draft pick or move up to get him like that arrogant ass, Sean Payton did. I truly despise that man.

I actually think that is why they took Payton Turner. We took the guy they coveted and now they want to kill Sam Darnold by bulking their D-line. They took the wrong guy... but the goal was still there.

I don't know who my dislike is stronger towards: The Saints team, Sean "Mouthful of Juicy Fruit" Payton, or Saints fans. It's literally the most difficult version of F, Marry, Kill ever.

If you mean fat, heartless slobs, then yes. No more of those.

What is he saying? Straps?

I think he meant the rumor that we were intrigued by him. I think second on Rhule's wishlist is the player having a passion and attitude for the game and preparation for it. That was Fields' biggest question mark.

It's a nice feeling, that being true going forward.

I saw something yesterday where an insider knew that many teams had Payton Turner rated as a 4th rounder...

Above all else, it has become apparent that Rhule values one thing over anything else: Rare Athletic ability If you look at the players drafted just in the first two rounds last year and round 1 this year: - Derrick Brown (for his size, strength, balance, and hands moreso than speed. I do believe this was more of a Hurney pick. I believe the rumor that Rhule wanted to move down and grab Kinlaw who was more athletically gifted). - Yetur Gross Matos - Jeremy Chinn - Jaycee Horn All of those guys are FREAK athletes. Those are the guys we can expect to pinpoint as targets for the rest of this draft and in every draft with Rhule at the helm going forward. He believes he can coach anyone. He just wants the guy he is coaching to have SOMETHING special to work with. So who else stands out in this regard for the draft this year?

Hmm. Me thinks Mayock ought to go back to the booth...

And I would dish poo to others that believe they have some revolutionary stance too, when in actuality, they don't. I don't care if he is a rookie or been here since the beginning, the point is true in all walks of life. Your voice only matters when you have something to say. Most people open their mouths before opening their minds. Then they get pissed off because not everyone is appreciating their words. Well, tough. He is posting in a forum about a professional football team. It's a hobby. He isn't being tarred and feathered in the streets or put on the evening news. If this affects his life more than a passing fancy, he has more problems than a poo on a post.

True, but when you draft in the top 5 you typically look for a position that determines the outcomes of games. Tight ends rarely get that. Most of the greatest tight ends in history don't have a ring.

While I can appreciate a big brother-esque stance, the fact is that an entirely new thread was started to state on obvious point as if we were being bestowed with some rare or unique point of view that warranted its own attention. It didn't. And if he can't see that, it should be pointed out to him. It wasn't a direct attack, it was sarcastic ribbing. I do worse to my own family and friends. People are too damn sensitive.

Hey guys, if Trevor Lawrence is there at 8, he will be the pick.

There are always exceptions, but I just see Collins' skillset and think he would be a problem for modern NFL offenses if he is able to play faster. At 270, he is more limited.

If I'm the Panthers and one of Sewell, Chase, or Pitts are there, I'm staying. There would be have to be a ransom that would put the one the Lions got for Stafford to shame for me to consider otherwise.

To me, Zach Wilson is Jay Cutler in the body of Jimmy Clausen. He would scare the hell out of me if I was drafting high enough to consider him.

The Zaven Collins weight is worrisome IMO. He is a phenomenal upright player and plays well in space. But he is officially being looked at as a tweener at 270. Normally, a tweener would be because of the in-between of size, but in his case he IS the size of a DE but he PLAYS like a linebacker. Maybe looking at Anthony Barr as a model to follow is the best way to figure out who he can be. Personally, I LOVE this kid as a player. I would love to draft him. But if the Panthers did take him, I would hope that they ask him to get down to 255 by training camp. His versatility is what makes him special and the heavier he is, the less versatile he becomes.