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For some reason Dorial Green-Beckham is selected by the Carolina Panthers in this year's draft? Signs are pointing to Hardy not coming back mainly due to the domestic violence events that occurred last year.

DGB is a once in a lifetime prospect. At Missouri he was a student. On the field he is everything you look for in a wide receiver. 6'6 230, 35" vertical, 4.49 forty time, it's an intriguing prospect. If he falls to the second or below and the Carolina Panthers are there and select him, would you think of it as a double standard? In case you haven't heard DGB has been in some off field issues. Being caught with marijuana, allegedly pushing a woman down the stairs. Red flags.

Personally I'd be ecstatic with the pick due to the potential wr Corp. I wouldn't be quick to judge. I just hope this franchise values talent when they see it and takes a risk from time to time.

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if we gave him $13 million and he gets in legal trouble and the front office cuts a deal with the commish to put him on a paid vacation instead of unpaid leave and he declines the opportunity to be on panthers property and work out in our building in favor of his rap career and we still tried to retain him and sign him to a long term deal...

 

then it'd be a double standard.  but we're not touching him with a ten foot pole so it's a moot point.

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in the end only one team is going to draft the kid and the panthers will be one of 31 other franchises that either passed or, if he doesn't make it out of the first, didn't trade up to get him.  there are probably good teams that don't even have him on their board so shove your snarky "har har only choir boys here in carolina" bullshit

 

the panthers aren't that weird, different, or special in spite of your limited perspective

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The hype on this guy is getting ridiculous.

People have him as the next Jerry Rice, Michael Irvin and Cris Carter all rolled into one.

C'mon now - his last name has both 'Green' and 'Beckham' in it. Kind of like how every DB with the last name 'Cromartie' is an All-Pro.

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C'mon now - his last name has both 'Green' and 'Beckham' in it. Kind of like how every DB with the last name 'Cromartie' is an All-Pro.

Maybe I wouldn't question it as much if it weren't coming from the same crowd that proclaimed Stephen Hill to be the answer to our receiving woes.

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