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6th Round - Carolina selects RB Tyler Gaffney, Stanford


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You wait so long for the Panthers to pick their final guy, and they go and pull this crud.  Not only did they waste the pick, but they did so on a guy that doesn't have starter potential.  Gaffney is a guy who was a role player at Stanford, a system guy.  As far as I'm concern, he's different version of Kenjon Barner, who by the way was a wasted pick last year.  If we were going to go running back, why not go after a guy like Storm Johnson?  Someone who has starting potential?  Fortunately, it looks like James Hurst will go undrafted, and perhaps even Antonio Richardson.  I'm confident James Hurst will want to play for the Panthers, but it would be awesome to get both guys.

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Im really starting to think Gettleman just needs to trade picks 4th-7 for a extra 2nd round pick every year. Damn we cant draft worth a crap after the first three rounds.

Seriously guys. With the crap we drafted rounds 4-7, can you honestly tell me what we got is better than reaching for need and drafting nothing but Oline? Why is it so hard for Gettleman to be balanced? Why not draft BPA first three rounds then draft solely on need rounds 4-7, why would that be so wrong?

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All 99% of you know about picks, especially this late, is what position they play.  You don't draft based off filling out a checklist. 

 

Great pick.  I told a friend today we should do this.  You can get good value on RB's this late.

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Im really starting to think Gettleman just needs to trade picks 4th-7 for a extra 2nd round pick every year. Damn we cant draft worth a crap after the first three rounds.

Seriously guys. With the crap we drafted rounds 4-7, can you honestly tell me what we got is better than reaching for need and drafting nothing but Oline? Why is it so hard for Gettleman to be balanced? Why not draft BPA first three rounds then draft solely on need rounds 4-7, why would that be so wrong?

None of these guys have played a down yet.

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