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We Are Going to Have the 8th or 7th Pick in the Draft in 2020. Who Do You Want??


Pantha-kun

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Off-season starts right now for the Panthers.

So very early takes, who do you want with our coveted top 10 pick ? Not necessarily who you think the Panthers will pick, who do you want personally. Burrow and Young are going 1 / 2 most likely but anyone else is fair game. 

Right now I'd say my top 5 are (In order) 

  • Andrew Thomas (OT / Georgia) 
  • Tristan Wirfs ( OT / Iowa )
  • Jerry Jeudy (WR / Alabama ) 
  • A.J. Epenesa (DE / Iowa )
  • Cedee Lamb (WR/ Oklahoma) 

 

Who I dont want

  • Justin Herbert
  • Tua
  • Derrick Brown 

 

We could easily be picking the best OT, OG, WR, or 2nd best DE. 

WR might not be a huge need but Im pretty sure we need someone besides DJ. Curtis isn't the answer . 

 

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Tristan Wirfs

 

If Little doesnt Pan out, Wirfs can be your franchise LT.

If Little does pan out, you have 2 STUD OTs with Little at LT, Wirfs at RT

Move Moton to LG (where he was projected coming out of the draft) for the last year of his deal.  Similar to what the Saints have done moving Peat to OG and drafted a OT playing RT int he 1st

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Just now, manu4t said:

I like your top 5 list but am curious why you don't want Brown?

Wirfs was a beast this weekend he might be better than Thomas overall.

b/c I'm just sour on drafting a DT that high. Im off the opinion you draft a pure freak pass rusher or go oline if you're in the top 10.

Hed be an okay ish choice if we traded down for him

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If we keep cam wirfs should be the pick if we trade cam tua and a o-line should be the pick with the 1st we pick up best trade partner would be Miami they have 3 1st round picks 

then draft offense and defense line the rest of the draft skill positions in free agency 

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2 minutes ago, manu4t said:

I like your top 5 list but am curious why you don't want Brown?

Wirfs was a beast this weekend he might be better than Thomas overall.

I LOVE Brown, kid is a top 5 player.

But there are also 3 Really dam good day 1 impact starter OTs as well.  After that it starts to drop off.

While DT group appears to be DEEP.

So we can draft Brown but your not going to find that OT in rd 2-3.  While we could draft one of these OTs and still get 2 impact DTs in rds 2-3

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