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Would you be willing to get Mims or Jefferson in Round 2??


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21 minutes ago, ncfan said:

Or

This guy at 7

Then a Jefferson or Mims at 39

I can’t stand mediocre receivers anymore. I’m tired of the Brandon LaFell, KB, Devin Funchess and Curtis Samuel. DJ is a great #2. Pair him up with Jeudy or Lamb now. Hope that Little improves this next season. If he does not then address the OT in 2021.

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14 hours ago, Cpt slay a ho said:

Most definitely, we still have enough money to fill at least two holes on the team before the draft 

yeah, a lot of the picks depend on free agency. i atleast hope a decent bit of our gaping holes will be filled come f/a time.

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