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Could Jeudy or Lamb be the pick at #7?

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It wouldn't surprise me. I'm not sure where all the Curtis Samuel love comes from. DJ has earned a spot, Robby Anderson deserves one, and I think that's it. They're starting over with this team, and it's evident that they want a strong passing game. I think that could mean a receiver here.

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Saying we shouldn't take a WR isn't a knock against Lamb or Jeudy, it's simply understanding where we are at as a Franchise.

Simply put the Panthers have a wealth of talent to catch the ball in the upcoming season with very little chance at losing any of it soon. Even if Carolina doesn't have the best offensive weapons in the league, they're still better the most of the league.

On the other hand the Panthers have one of the leagues worst defenses, and they are set to lose more there in the coming seasons.

While drafting these two WRs would make any already strong position even stronger, it could also cost the Panthers another year or more in the rebuild process.

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52 minutes ago, Madwolf said:

Saying we shouldn't take a WR isn't a knock against Lamb or Jeudy, it's simply understanding where we are at as a Franchise.

Simply put the Panthers have a wealth of talent to catch the ball in the upcoming season with very little chance at losing any of it soon. Even if Carolina doesn't have the best offensive weapons in the league, they're still better the most of the league.

On the other hand the Panthers have one of the leagues worst defenses, and they are set to lose more there in the coming seasons.

While drafting these two WRs would make any already strong position even stronger, it could also cost the Panthers another year or more in the rebuild process.

What's the wealth of talent? I see CMC and DJ as stars, and Anderson as a good player, and then a bunch of guys. That's three dudes. With nothing at tight end, I think one more receiver's a little more than a luxury.

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I'm not against a WR in the 1st, but not at #7.  We better trade down if so.

If we could get trade down and acquire a 2nd + a 4th and still get Jeudy in the 1st, I'm not against it.  He's filthy.

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28 minutes ago, Cpt slay a ho said:

Yeah looking more in depth at jeudy he is a monster at route running, def should be in consideration at 7.

If we want the best talent available, Jeudy is that. Okudah and Simmons will be gone. We’d be stupid to take a need (Derrick Brown) over BPA (Jeudy/Lamb). 

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1 minute ago, MMA said:

If we want the best talent available, Jeudy is that. Okudah and Simmons will be gone. We’d be stupid to take a need (Derrick Brown) over BPA (Jeudy/Lamb). 

Derrick Brown is rated higher then both of them by most analysts ... So BPA would be him..

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11 minutes ago, WOW!! said:

Derrick Brown is rated higher then both of them by most analysts ... So BPA would be him..

I wouldn’t mind Brown. I’m just not as high on him as most people are. In my opinion, he’s not even close to Quinnen Williams as a prospect. I’ve said it before, Brown is a faster and more athletic Dexter Lawrence. 

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4 minutes ago, MMA said:

I wouldn’t mind Brown. I’m just not as high on him as most people are. In my opinion, he’s not even close to Quinnen Williams as a prospect. I’ve said it before, Brown is a faster and more athletic Dexter Lawrence. 

But he still rated higher then both of the WR's you named by most scouts and analysts.. So BPA would still be Brown when compare to Juedy and Lamb just on player ranking alone.. Which is what you said about the 2 WR..

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59 minutes ago, WOW!! said:

But he still rated higher then both of the WR's you named by most scouts and analysts.. So BPA would still be Brown when compare to Juedy and Lamb just on player ranking alone.. Which is what you said about the 2 WR..

I’m no expert. Just a fat piece of couch potato with diabetes. But I rank Jeudy and Lamb higher than Brown. 

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4 hours ago, MMA said:

I’m no expert. Just a fat piece of couch potato with diabetes. But I rank Jeudy and Lamb higher than Brown. 

Then you would be wrong.. Because most of the ppl who actually get paid to do the job you're not. THE "EXPERTS". Think Brown is a top 5 player in this draft higher then both of the WR'S you named... The sooner you can admit that the better.. You can just say "imo the Wr's are better" Instead of acting like you did some research and your conclusion is back by analysts. WHo actually know what their talking about...

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16 hours ago, theinstrumental said:

What's the wealth of talent? I see CMC and DJ as stars, and Anderson as a good player, and then a bunch of guys. That's three dudes. With nothing at tight end, I think one more receiver's a little more than a luxury.

Samuel and Ian Thomas have shown promise and should be great in Brady’s system. Samuel had 6 TDs last year with a bad QB behind a bad offensive line throwing him the ball. After CMC, Moore, Anderson, Samuel, and Thomas you start getting into 6th options who are solid for how far down they are on the depth chart. 

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