Medellin's Final Mock

[CarolinaNCSU]

All reports seem to say that Humphries is a great and teachable dude, just raw and needs fine tuning. Something we may consider since signing Oher/Martin may mean not rushing an OT to play (no matter how foolish it may turn out to be)

Love the 2nd and 3rd picks. Give me this draft and I'd be thrilled

[MCC]

Love Humphries. Would be very happy with the pick and Smith in the second would be great.

[AndrewLaskoski]

I went back and watched breakdowns on Humphries. I'm sold. Was the second best looking OT that I looked at. This would be an amazing draft.

You can't teach his athleticism especially when it comes to foot speed. If Matsko can make Remmers serviceable, I'd love to see what Humphries could be molded into.

The fact he's a Charlotte kid doesn't hurt either.

Quick question though, could he play RT in case the staff doesn't want to throw him in at LT right away? I know Gross did it and he wasn't the largest but that was a long time ago.

[saX man]

Very nice hombre.  Fun but realistic.  Drummond is underrated. 

[juliosantos]

good mock 

[Fidel Cashflow]

Very possible. Nicely done.

 

Absolutely. It's the best Panther mock I've seen. Very realistic and very non-sexy picks. Much like last year, we will get overlooked by the media for these selections and that's OK.

[MedellinHeel]

Absolutely. It's the best Panther mock I've seen. Very realistic and very non-sexy picks. Much like last year, we will get overlooked by the media for these selections and that's OK.

 

I think its kinda of sexy as well haha

[Rhell]

I like Hardy, but we could get him in the 5th.  And he does not really fit our offense tbh.

[MedellinHeel]

I like Hardy, but we could get him in the 5th.  And he does not really fit our offense tbh.

 

I guarantee he doesnt last to the 5th. Every offense needs guys who can get open with reliable hands. 

[top dawg]

I like Hardy, but we could get him in the 5th. And he does not really fit our offense tbh.

Hardy will be long gone by the 5th, and a receiver with good route running, hands, and ability to get separation and move the chains fits any offense.

[top dawg]

Round 1: OT DJ Humphries Florida

Prototypical LT. Needs some refinement but the ability and potential are there.

Round 2: DE Preston Smith Miss St.

Good size and athleticism. Nice depth and insurance for when Johnson leaves. Might be a stretch thinking he will still be on the board here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=witcwqeONwI

Round 3: WR Justin Hardy ECU

Perfect guy to put in the slot that just knows how to get open with sure hands.

Round 4: OLB Jordan Hicks Texas

Solid career at Texas. Finished last year with like 138 tackles. Solid athlete.

Rounds 5-7 tbc.....

I like this draft.

Actually, I would love this draft provided that we pick up another receiver like Josh Harper, Dezmin Lewis, or Deandre Smelter later. It would even be better if we would add Clayton Geathers, Ray Drew, Senquez Golson or Damian Swann also.

[Rhell]

Hardy will be long gone by the 5th, and a receiver with good route running, hands, and ability to get separation and move the chains fits any offense.

 

He is 5-10 190 and runs a 4.5, that is about the same as Correy Brown...who went undrafted.

[Ornias]

All reports seem to say that Humphries is a great and teachable dude, just raw and needs fine tuning. Something we may consider since signing Oher/Martin may mean not rushing an OT to play (no matter how foolish it may turn out to be)

Love the 2nd and 3rd picks. Give me this draft and I'd be thrilled

 

I will take teachable over headcase every time. His injury history concerns me though.

[MedellinHeel]

He is 5-10 190 and runs a 4.5, that is about the same as Correy Brown...who went undrafted.

 

Brown was not close to Hardy in terms of route running, seperation, hands, and production. Hardy was the ncaa all time leading WR if I am not mistaken.