Hayden Hurst Visiting Panthers

[BigSyke]

This team lost in playoffs because an inconsistent kicker, wr that dropped a td and a defense that couldn't defend the pass. I'll just leave it that.

[steven8989]

5 hours ago, Verge said:

I think he will be the pick. 

Who?

[raleigh-panther]

On 4/7/2018 at 6:36 AM, Navy_football said:

The TE position has been a key cog in this offense since Cam got here. Olsen has been the leading receiver more times than not. Norv actually knows how to utilize a 2 TE system, so Hayden wouldn't really be a 1st round backup pick. Olsen has already shown that his body and his desire to play are fading. It's time to bring in his replacement. It's already been a 7 year run. And to be honest, Hayden is a better, more willing blocker.

Yep and people seem to forget, other than Sanjay (can’t believe I’m saying this) about Shockey and Olsen in Cam’s first season  greg is also starting to break down

For Rivera’s system D  has to have a strong front 7, given Luke’s concussion history and davis’ situation and probable retirement combined  with questions about the edge rotation and longevity of DE, don’t be surprised if the first rd is either 

olb, DE, TE. Best available impact player of those 3 just my feeling   Even mlb is not out of the question   Yes I know how great Luke is  but we also know about concussions 

First round should be about impact and ready to play 

but who knows what will happen. I just hope if someone projected to go higher starts dropping, panthers understand why before jumping to turn in the card

[WOW!!]

6 hours ago, raleigh-panther said:

Yep and people seem to forget, other than Sanjay (can’t believe I’m saying this) about Shockey and Olsen in Cam’s first season  greg is also starting to break down

For Rivera’s system D  has to have a strong front 7, given Luke’s concussion history and davis’ situation and probable retirement combined  with questions about the edge rotation and longevity of DE, don’t be surprised if the first rd is either 

olb, DE, TE. Best available impact player of those 3 just my feeling   Even mlb is not out of the question   Yes I know how great Luke is  but we also know about concussions 

First round should be about impact and ready to play 

but who knows what will happen. I just hope if someone projected to go higher starts dropping, panthers understand why before jumping to turn in the card

The problem with that is the draft is not giving you impact players at those positions.. You can't force something that isn't there.. You drafting a Kris Magnum hoping for a Greg Olsen or Wesley Walls.. How does that help us??

[steven8989]

1 hour ago, WOW!! said:

The problem with that is the draft is not giving you impact players at those positions.. You can't force something that isn't there.. You drafting a Kris Magnum hoping for a Greg Olsen or Wesley Walls.. How does that help us??

Well you better get ready because we are drafting one first or second. Do you really want to depend on Manhertz if Olsen goes down again. I don't think so

[WOW!!]

14 minutes ago, steven8989 said:

Well you better get ready because we are drafting one first or second. Do you really want to depend on Manhertz if Olsen goes down again. I don't think so

2nd round is okay..  Most are rated as late 2nd 3rd round talent.. 

1st would be reach and show that Hurney and this scouting department having learned poo..

[Verge]

On 4/10/2018 at 6:56 AM, steven8989 said:

Who?

Hayden Hurst

[steven8989]

8 hours ago, Verge said:

Hayden Hurst

Yep that's what I've been trying to tell everybody.

[CPF4LIFE]

I like Hayden Hurst, when you watch him you can just tell his game translates to the NFL. He got some Gronk in him. 

[hepcat]

On 4/6/2018 at 9:14 AM, Adb6368 said:

I don't like the idea of picking a TE who will be 25 when the season starts... 

Could be a blessing in disguise. When you draft super young players that are 20-21, they basically end up redshirted their rookie season. Look at Curtis Samuel (who was 20 when then Panthers drafted him) or Daeshon Hall (21), two high draft picks that didn't contribute their rookie seasons. If you are drafting a guy who is 24-25 as a rookie, I'd expect him to be capable of starting right away, especially for a possible 1st round pick. 

[steven8989]

15 minutes ago, hepcat said:

Could be a blessing in disguise. When you draft super young players that are 20-21, they basically end up redshirted their rookie season. Look at Curtis Samuel (who was 20 when then Panthers drafted him) or Daeshon Hall (21), two high draft picks that didn't contribute their rookie seasons. If you are drafting a guy who is 24-25 as a rookie, I'd expect him to be capable of starting right away, especially for a possible 1st round pick. 

And that's what u will get with Hurst he is NFL ready and has a good head on his shoulders. I really think he is going to be the pick unless some wr or safety falls.

[bababoey]

18 minutes ago, hepcat said:

Could be a blessing in disguise. When you draft super young players that are 20-21, they basically end up redshirted their rookie season. Look at Curtis Samuel (who was 20 when then Panthers drafted him) or Daeshon Hall (21), two high draft picks that didn't contribute their rookie seasons. If you are drafting a guy who is 24-25 as a rookie, I'd expect him to be capable of starting right away, especially for a possible 1st round pick. 

Age, in a lot of cases, has nothing to do with why some of these rookie basically redshirt there first year in the NFL.  It's the transisition from a spread college offense to an NFL offense that causes them to redshirt.  It usually takes a year of practice and playing before they know what the hell they are doing.  Moton hardly played last year and he was 23 coming out.

[WOW!!]

1 hour ago, CPF4LIFE said:

I like Hayden Hurst, when you watch him you can just tell his game translates to the NFL. He got some Gronk in him. 

Whut?? 

[AU-panther]

For whatever reason it feels like Ridley if he falls (which I doubt) or Hurst.

Maybe its all a smokescreen and we end up with a CB.