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Let's see which armchair GM's admit being wrong.


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Simple questions only using the 1st 3 rounds.

1.Which player did you disagree with when drafted that worked out good for the team??

2. Then which pick were you fully on board with that busted out??

Mine

Picks I disagreed with.

1. Kuechly - I was totally pissed about the pick. I thought it showed no faith in Beason Davis and Anderson. Boy was I wrong.

1A. Deanglo Williams - I loved Foster and thought it was a waste to draft D-Will when we had Deshawn. I was wrong.

Picks I agreed with.

1. Dwayne Jarrett - loved the pick when Hurney made it. Thought it was the steal of the draft to get him in the 2nd round. I was wrong as hell.

1A. Jimmy C lausen - see Jarret

1B. Everett Brown - I even liked the fact we traded up for him. Lol

Now you guys.

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Nearly broke my coffee table in half when we picked Kuechly. Love it now. Mainly hated the pick because we had other needs.

Fell in love with Cam after he beat Arkansas and was hoping we'd find a way to draft him.

I'll add more later.

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Simple questions only using the 1st 3 rounds.

1.Which player did you disagree with when drafted that worked out good for the team??

2. Then which pick were you fully on board with that busted out??

 

1. Cam Newton. Does Jonathan Stewart count?

2. Terrell McClain. Jeff Otah. Dwayne Jarrett. Eric Shelton.

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