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Top Non 1st Round LT Prospects


PrimeTimeHeel

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That is my main contributor to saying it's a weak class. You know everyone here will poo their pants if we don't draft an OL in the first two rounds. And if we draft later they will whine about another project OL.

In the majority of Huddlers eyes the Panthers are in a lose lose situation. That's why I firmly believe in BPA doesn't matter the slot. 


BPA within reason...

If DG is true to his word, we will have a LT in FA.

Fill your needs in free agency...

The question is if he signs somebody that is a couple years stopgap or opens the wallet to fix the problem on a longer term basis.

DG was high on the play from the makeshift OL at the end of the season... I just hope that doesn't make him forget how much Remmers sucks.

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3 hours ago, stbugs said:

Don't put words in my mouth. There's a difference between calling him stupid and saying it's a stupid decision. This is a football message board, he can do whatever he wants with his life. It is a very, very bad decision. What could he possibly gain? He's finished 4 years at Notre Dame, so not education. His team sucks balls and is losing their QB, so they will not compete for anything next year. He's graded out in the 1st round and ranked in the top 15 in many sites as the top tackle, so he's got nothing to gain draft wise. He's losing out on millions for his career and potentially getting hurt and dropping way down.

Also, I didn't call him scared. That said, it absolutely does raise questions about his desire to go to the next level. You have guys coming out as red-shirt sophomores. He's going to go into next years draft as a red-shirt senior and he can't convince scouts that he was going back for a shot at an NC.

Absolutely.  The NFL is obviously a MULTI-billion dollar business.  Within the business Cam Newton represents the singular biggest asset as a player based on age, position, and skill set.  He has been signed to a $100+ million deal and represents many more millions in advertising dollars, as well as fans and the region as a whole.  He is Jerry Richardson's last chance at a ring.  I don't know about the 1.3+ billion people in China, but here in the United States and certainly elsewhere as well, there are HUNDREDS of millions of people that want to destroy Cam Newton in a literal and figurative sense.  The only thing more insane than Mike McGlinchey's decision to go back to school, would be our decision not to critique it or to blindly entrust him to protect our franchise.

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6 hours ago, PrimeTimeHeel said:

Bolles is now being mocked in the 1st. FML

My 1st round target is now being mocked top 5 to make matters worse. 

http://walterfootball.com/draft2017.php

I have been telling people that Bolles may be the top pure LT in this draft. He is by no means a slam dunk. A lot is going to depend upon his workouts and the Combine for this "late bloomer" with an off-field history largely pre-Utah (where he only played a year). He's relatively old too, but one would hope to get a decade out of him.

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