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Could Jeudy or Lamb be the pick at #7?

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Interesting rumor but is it smoke to push someone to trade up.  Or could lamb be choice in trade back scenario?  Brady used multiple wide receiver at lsu.  

Would think given Rhule and Brady, would see more interest in Jefferson or Mims.  

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34 minutes ago, MrBubba said:

Interesting rumor but is it smoke to push someone to trade up.  Or could lamb be choice in trade back scenario?  Brady used multiple wide receiver at lsu.  

Would think given Rhule and Brady, would see more interest in Jefferson or Mims.  

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3 hours ago, *FreeFua* said:

Why? We currently only have 2 on our roster 

Curtco is the 3rd I’m guessing and even if we are not sold on him I’m assuming cmc is getting around the same amount of targets.

also if we did draft a WR in the first I don’t trust this o line or teddy to average high 30’s per game in pass attempts, because if we did draft one of these top guys it would be criminal to not throw the ball at least 40 times per game 

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3 hours ago, MMA said:

Samuel’s time in Carolina is done. 

That might be but are we prepared to have teddy throw 40 attempts per game ? Only way to get your moneys worth in the investments we put in the offense if we grab jeudy otherwise someone good is going to be the odd man out 

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