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Panthers wine and dine Michigan WR

TheSpecialJuan

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7 hours ago, Krovvy said:

He's another weak wide receiver that will struggle to get separation and catch the ball.

I see what your saying and I hope that's not the case. I personally don't see KB as a player that's going to lead the league in catches or yards. I see him not as the stereotypical receiver but as a player that can be known as the one who makes the really tough, clutch catches. The dangerous red zone target that a defense has to key on but will still be deficult to stop. The guy that makes the hard fought 1st down catch on 3rd and long when we really need it late in the game. Dependable. 

I believe he has the potential to be that guy. I hope at least. 

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7 hours ago, Hoenheim said:

If we're getting anyone from Michigan I'd rather it be Charlton or Butt

Why do you think they took him out to dinner.  They were trying to get some Butt.   Maybe that's not what you meant.  I just want to know after the dead was done who was the spooner and who was the spoonee?

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Panthers typically wine and dine prospects who they feel will go undrafted, like Keyarris Garrett last year. Proehl met with him. 

 

No reason to wine and dine a draft pick. Its not like they have a choice of where to go.

 

UDFA do have choices who to sign with. Keyarris said specifically he chose Carolina last year because of the time Proehl spent with him. 

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Panthers typically wine and dine prospects who they feel will go undrafted, like Keyarris Garrett last year. Proehl met with him. 
 
No reason to wine and dine a draft pick. Its not like they have a choice of where to go.
 
UDFA do have choices who to sign with. Keyarris said specifically he chose Carolina last year because of the time Proehl spent with him. 

So your saying Proehl was the old spoonee. Well who is the new one now?

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