OnlyPantherFaninMaine

People knocking Perriman and exclaiming we won't draft him probably said the same thing about Kelvin last year. Similar knocks on their game and rawness at the position, but Breshad is the better athlete. Improved his play every season even after losing Bortles to the draft a season prior to his final year in college. Him being a hands-catcher leads me to believe he can improve there and he is fluid in his movements. Tidy up that route running and he's got about as much upside as any guy in the draft.

Interesting is a good word for that duo. Frustrating as hell with the drops but limitless potential. Two big bodies and a mismatch for any defense. Throw in Olsen and Cam would finally have a formidable cast of pass-catchers.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000451775/article/panthers-not-fretting-kelvin-benjamins-drops According to this article Benjamin actually dropped a higher % of balls this past season as a pro. Pro vs. College obviously different but it warrants being said. Carolina showed they won't shy away from drafting boom/bust guys; especially at the WR position.

He was a fringe first round guy prior to running a sub 4.3 at 6'2 215lbs. Doubtful he slips to second after running one of he fastest 40 times ever. He backed up the explosion demonstrated on tape and then some today. Made himself money without a doubt.

That's what I've been trying to find out. I've seen some videos of his vertical and broad jump but no official numbers. I want to know how he did in receiving drills.

Similar to Kelvin. Made many of the tough catches but dropped some easy ones. Can't teach his athletic ability and he's got the size and speed to take the top off a defense. Gettleman fell in love with Kelvin's physical traits.

Hands and route running his biggest knock... but that didn't stop us from drafting Kelvin at 28. Perriman even before blowing up his pro day was on my short list of guys I like at 25. Dave Gettleman "You just can't teach sub 4.3 speed on a guy that large, he's a blue goose guys. Bup bup bup bup."

I see six first round receivers: White Cooper Parker Perriman Strong DGB

Definitely in contention at 25. Sloppy routes and questionable hands didn't stop us from drafting Kelvin.

@Eric_Edholm: One scout had Breshard Perriman at a 4.15 ... WOW. @Eric_Edholm: Admittedly, that would be a hand -timed 40. Margin of error there, as many of you are pointing out. But these guys do it every day. From yahoo and NFL writer^

His route running and hands are his biggest concerns but neither of those stopped us from drafting Kelvin at 28 last draft. I can hear Dave now: "You can't teach a 6'2 215lb man to run a sub 4.3. Blue goose."

@RosenhausSports: Breshad Perriman just ran a 4.26 forty at the UCF Pro Day. Incredible And his ascent into the first round continues.

This WR prospect wasn't able to compete at the combine because of an injury. Very explosive on film. I suspect we are in attendance to see if his timed speed matches what they see on tape. He's a fringe first round player. 28 teams are in attendance for a reason.

And if Perriman blows up his pro day today?

Comp. picks cannot be traded.

And no one in the division got a single pick. Sweet Caroline.

Potentially. I'd like to make it... I'll have a better idea when the schedule comes out.

Currently watching Lake Placid on AMC. Blue Goose film.

Make it happen. Now.

@RavensInsider: According to league source, Alan Ball deal not done with Panthers yet, they've made offer for terms reported, he's weighing them and others Welp

Joe Joe Joe...

@josephperson: Free agent CB Alan Ball is visiting the #Panthers later today, per league source. No deal done, yet.

Anyone watching the Barca/City Game? Joe Hart has been shelled but performed well. City needed that penalty and Messi has been superb.

I think Gurley goes in the first. He's just too talented.

Be right back I need to go purchase a pie or three.