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Your Top 5 (realistically) at 25: Pre Free-Agency

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It's simple. Post 5 players you would be okay with the Panthers drafting with the 25th overall selection. You can order the list by preference if you would like, but it isn't necessary. Lets try to keep it as realistic as possible. Amari Cooper won't be on the board.

 

If I'm Dave G:

 

Jaelen Strong

DJ Humphries

Jake Fisher

Ereck Flowers

La'El Collins

 

Others in contention: Bud Dupree, Landon Collins, Jalen Collins, Kevin Johnson, Breshad Perriman (hurt during combine, will test like a freak during pro day), Owamagbe Ohdighizuwa

 

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It's simple. Post 5 players you would be okay with the Panthers drafting with the 25th overall selection. You can order the list by preference if you would like, but it isn't necessary. Lets try to keep it as realistic as possible. Amari Cooper won't be on the board.

 

If I'm Dave G:

 

Jaelen Strong

DJ Humphries

Jake Fisher

Ereck Flowers

La'El Collins

 

Others in contention: Bud Dupree, Landon Collins, Jalen Collins, Kevin Johnson, Breshad Perriman (hurt during combine, will test like a freak during pro day), Owamagbe Ohdighizuwa

 

Your top 5 is my top 5 as well.  Strong is my preference and no particular order for the rest.  

 

Kevin Johnson, Jalen Collins, and Odi aren't far behind however.  Same with Phillips at DT as crazy as that sounds.   

 

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For me as of now, if we go WR, it's Strong at 25 (if he's still there). After that, I think we'd be reaching and I'm fine going WR after the 1st.

 

OT, the same guys you listed. Personally I don't think Fisher would be much of a reach at 25, but if any of the top guys are there, we snag them. In the event Strong or one of the OT prospects like Fisher/Peat/Collins/Flowers/Humphries isn't there, go defense with a DE, Shaq, or secondary help. 

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Not being too much of a reach is still being a reach. We don't reach around these parts.

 

I don't think anyone would disagree with that.  It's just very subjective right now which guys constitute a reach or not. 

 

Just gotta try and predict what DG's board may look and who is for sure gone by 25 to get the best idea. 

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