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Are people really saying McCaffrey is preferred over Fournette now?


Jeremy Igo

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29 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

 

That seems to be the story line of the day.

 

It shouldn't be.

 

It's Fournette, and it isn't close.

 

I've been laughing and commiserating about how many people on here think they know what they are talking about and really dont. you can pick them out by the ones that are 100% sold on McCaffery at 8.

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4 minutes ago, The Huddler said:

this is how i see it...

 

 

this is Fournett

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this is McCaffrey

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I fugin LOVE Fournett. Hes my dream RB. there is a high chance we cant score a RB like him, therefore, Id settle with McCaffrey because i cant live without a RB and I feel we can be creative on how to maximize what he brings to the table. i am also good at convincing myself that McCaffrey is just as good....  when he isnt. i mean look at Fournett

 

I'm pretty sure I need the name of the first lady in blue jeans, please.  For research purpose, of course.  

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Panthers prefer Fournette, but it's going to cost more assets to get him than McCaffrey. Sometimes you don't always get what you want, so CMC is a helluva consolation prize. 

It's not like you're downgrading from Zeke Elliott to Kenyan Drake.  

Clearly DG and the brass in charge know their schtick more than me, but I have a hard time giving up two additional picks in the top 64 of a very talented and deep draft class for LF over CMC. If he's there at #8, it's a no-brainer for me, but I have a hard time believing he is still on the board at #8 unless there's another bong smoking IG hack release on draft night. 

Especially considering how much of an impact McCaffrey will still have on the offense and special teams. LF would be a beast here, but again, I'd prefer to add a TE/SAF/EDGE/WR at picks 40 and 64. Pick 98 is a looooong time to wait after landing Fournette. 

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1 hour ago, Mvp2014 said:

Exactly.  There is zero chance unless we trade down.  I see it being DB or a DE if LF is gone.  Maybe a trade down for an inline TE

There is no chance of defensive player taken at 8.

Fournette > OJ Howard > McCaffrey 

one of those 3 will be available and they will be picked via that order.

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Just now, sanjay_rajput said:

There is no chance of defensive player taken at 8.

Fournette > OJ Howard > McCaffrey 

one of those 3 will be available and they will be picked via that order.

Doubt it.   For all we know Thomas or Adams could drop to us.  Wouldn't surprise me at all to see Howard go in the teens and McCaffrey in the 20's

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Of course Fournette is higher than McCaffrey. But the doubt on McCaffrey is outrageous. 

And show of hands: Who would rather trade a 2nd round pick to get Fournette? Ok, now how many would take McCaffrey at 8 or after a trade down and keep the 2nd and possibly acquire more picks?

That's all I'm saying.

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1 hour ago, Verge said:

Gettleman is willing to give up two seconds and 8th overall to get Fournette over McCaffrey, Jeremy is right, it's not even close on any level. 

If thats the case, shouldn't this pretty much be a shoe in that the deal is done? What team picking 4-8 wouldn't take that capital to move down to 8? I suppose the only answer is a team that loves Fournette as much as Gettleman.

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