45catfan

Traded back from #39 got Pearsall at #44 AND added two extra picks.

Same website. Average Big Board is #47 and average mock is #51 to the Steelers. Mocks can be realistic or completely nonsensical and everything in between. I can can trade to #1 overall and have the Panthers take Caleb Williams. Realistic? Not a damn chance.

Those are mock drafts and in a scenario where there is a crazy run on WRs, he could sneak into the back half of the first round. Is that likely? I'd put a 1% chance on it. I'm familiar with that draft site and they have HUNDREDS of mock drafts, so yes, you can find some with some outliers.

Short of Rattler, I'd be game.

Stamp of approval brother.

Like you said, the second round is loaded, so moving back a few spots isn't going to hurt. If we aren't in love with the pick at #33 or #39, move back. I would really like another 3rd or 4th rounder this draft.

A couple of things: -Zack Wilson got traded to the Broncos for a 6th rounder. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/39998645/jets-trading-qb-zach-wilson-broncos-source-says -Matty Ice officially retires and does so a Falcon. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/39995362/matt-ryan-former-qb-falcons-colts-officially-retires

So we don't even try?

Ugh...

#1-WR #2-CB #3-Edge #4-TE #5-C #6-RB #7-ILB #8-DL We won't pick in order of need...obviously, but if we at least hit each position, I'll feel better about the team post draft.

I have not...anywhere. He's more likely to slip to the 3rd than go in the 1st.

Just some samplings: NOBODY is saying this dude is worthy of the #33 pick.

To set things in perspective, I wouldn't dislike drafting the kid, but #33 is too high. I'd be more okay at #39 and I'd run to the podium at #65. At pick #33, we need an immediate contributor. I'd be happy with: Wilson, Leggette, Pearsall or McKinstry, Legette, Frazier etc.. As long as he's not our top pick. He's got too much refining to do.

Teams like the Chiefs can reach for project players because they have the depth and and team infrastructure to allow a kid to grow for a couple of seasons. WE DO NOT HAVE THAT LUXURY. This team needs as many immediate contributors as possible. So taking this dude over McConkey would be absolutely retarded. That said, it probably will happen.

I just posted this yesterday. My cynical side was showing when I made this, saying 'prove to me this is a NEW thinking Panthers front office' and until then we will continue to stupid sh*t in the draft.

It looks like some other team is going to have to save us from ourselves...again. Hopefully, the brass did this as a smokescreen knowing dude would blab about where he thinks he's getting picked and our real intention is still there if Legette gets picked before #33. Doubtful. That's too much work to set up an elaborate hoax.

Lol! This would be the most Panthers move ever. New faces, same dumpster fire.

I forgot to add who I think that we will take (can't edit my post). Now, this is the negative side of me based on the history of this franchise. #33 Legette #39 Sainristil #65 Brooks/Benson

That's cool. However, some...several actually, of the picks by this organization I did not like leading up to the draft in the past ended up proving me right. TMJ, DJ Johnson and Mingo are recent examples I can point to. I can elaborate more on players further back if you'd like.

Option 1 at #33: Trade back Targets for #33 that may fall: McKinstry, JPJ, Mitchell Targets for #33 at value or slight reach: McConkey, Franklin, Rakestraw Targets for #39: Fiske, Wilson, Lassiter, Pearsall, Frazier Targets for #65: Braswell, Tampa, Polk Jenkins, Sainristil, Corley, Melton, Elliss As you can see, my list gets more extensive as the draft goes on. I realize most of these guys will be off the board. However, I see a ton of value from the second round to about a quarter of the way through the 3rd. That is exactly why trading back some is completely okay with me.

Good take on Legette. They love the athleticism, but he still has a lot to do left in his game. Yes, the Mingo comparison came up here as well. They show a chart at some point that actually makes me more and more a Pearsall fan. Man, I'm tempted to sang him at #39.

If he's there at #65 I'd be okay with taking a swing, but as a top 40 pick, he's got a lot of refining left to do. Put like this, on any other team besides Michigan, he's an early day 3 pick.

Caught napping here. Beat inside here for the PI A few plays later, beat for a TD with extremely lazy technique. All this is from the same drive!