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Damiere Byrd WR, South Carolina to Panthers

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Frank Hollywood Newbie

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To have that much athletic ability and go undrafted is a head scratcher. If we can find room for him on the roster he sounds like a speed specialist. Go deep or run the reverse. It would be like that NBA player that can catch and shoot but literally do nothing else.

I can't wait to see him in preseason. Running full burst and having the safeties scrambling.
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Growl Grand Master

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hopefully we can find a way to make hi wok

Benjamin-Funcess-Brown-Ginn-Byrd going into the season would be great. Hope he can work his way into a roster spot.

It doesn't sound like Cotchery is going anywhere based off the recent draft interviews. Few other guys he'll have to beat out as well.

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hopefully we can find a way to make hi wok

Benjamin-Funcess-Brown-Ginn-Byrd going into the season would be great. Hope he can work his way into a roster spot.

Hard to see them just cutting cotchery.. also Steven hill looms in the background and they love bersin...

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He is incredibly fast. He does a pretty good job tracking and catching the deep ball. USC QBs were not great at throwing deep during his career so he ended up being underutilized.

He'll need to bulk up to survive in the NFL. I think he's exclusively special teams to start out. It is certainly possible that Phroel can develop him into a complete receiver. He's top 10 in his draft class for overall athleticism.

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