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My 2010 Draft Predictions


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So far the panthers have been playin like crap. From what im seeing i think the panthers are going to go more defense in next years draft.

2rd pick- I think were going with either a DT or a CB... Richard seems like he is better off in the nickle And our run d is BAD!!! Kemo cant do it alone next year and lewis is more of a pass rushing DT

3rd pick- We have to with a WR. Dwayne is slow, cant run routes and has proven nothing. A WR is a must

4th pick- We could go with a SS. Chris harris can only hit...seems like A LB in the secondary. We need someone to help out Gamble in the backfield

5th Pick- A backup Center....We have no depth their.

6th pick - another DT....we need all the run stoppers we can get

7th pick - Backup Qb

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