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Nicks not ready to call it a life. A good plan B in case Jennings never comes?

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If the Panthers were interested in Nicks you would know it by now.

Maybe if the Panthers don't get the WRs they covet in the draft they will reconsider.

Well I bet he'll still be available come June...

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If the Panthers were interested in Nicks you would know it by now.

Maybe if the Panthers don't get the WRs they covet in the draft they will reconsider.

 

100% agree with this. Not sure where the money is right now... but this WR class is deep, big and fast. Ted Ginn is back, Philly Brown is expected to get better. Drafting the right guy in rounds 1-3 at WR could really round out our guys.

 

The problem with that is... it seems like teams are waiting out guys like Nicks and Crabtree to get them cheaper.

 

We could see a mad dash for receiver in the first round.

 

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100% agree with this. Not sure where the money is right now... but this WR class is deep, big and fast. Ted Ginn is back, Philly Brown is expected to get better. Drafting the right guy in rounds 1-3 at WR could really round out our guys.

 

The problem with that is... it seems like teams are waiting out guys like Nicks and Crabtree to get them cheaper.

 

We could see a mad dash for receiver in the first round.

I don't see that being a problem.  Other teams reach, we profit, because better values will fall in our lap.  If there happens to not be a value at WR when we are picking, maybe we give Nicks a call, who knows.  If not, we play without a "true" #2 again.  We should be okay though.  Even if Ginn isn't the "best" option, teams still have to respect his speed, and that still opens up KB and Olsen.  It's not ideal, but it's better than what we had.

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