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This whole drafting the best player available talk around here is ridiculous

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So if a Mariota is available should we draft him? What about another DT?

Some of you are taking this whole BPA thing out of context.

The last two first rounds we drafted for need. Cam would have never been a panther by some your guys logic.

We are not in the panthers war room during the draft so who are we to say this guy is the BPA.

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So if a Mariota is available should we draft him? What about another DT?

Some of you are taking this whole BPA thing out of context.

The last two first rounds we drafted for need. Cam would have never been a panther by some your guys logic.

We are not in the panthers war room during the draft so who are we to say this guy is the BPA.

 

Da fuq are you talking about? Cam was most definitely the BPA.  I jest, but he was, and still is of that draft.

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That hardest part about the Huddle being so awesome and popular is that every year we have the same arguments about the same poo because people come on that weren't here for the same exact argument last year.

I think it was me and Proudiddy or Growl that had a pretty heated discussion about this for about 25+ pages last year.

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