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Poll - Panthers Trade Up to 23 - Who is the pick?

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Poll: Panthers Trade Up to 23 - Who is the pick?  

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  1. 1. Who is the pick?

    • Denzel Mims - WR, Baylor
      8
    • Neville Gallimore - DT, Oklahoma
      3
    • Patrick Queen - LB, LSU
      15
    • Kenneth Murray - LB, Oklahoma
      3
    • Ross Blacklock - DT, TCU
      5
    • Jordan Love - QB, Utah State
      20
    • A.J. Terrell - CB, Clemson
      9
    • Trevon Diggs - CB, Alabama
      8
    • A.J. Epenesa - DL, Iowa
      9
    • Other - explain
      1

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Ideally, would have tried back with that first pick and picked up Brown or Kinlaw then this trade would have been fantastic to get Queen as our MLB. Also trading back hopefully we would still have a 2nd round pick. 

With the pick being Simmons, I guess I would pick AJ. Then pick CB or DT in the 4th and 5th. 

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1 minute ago, Shocker said:

Pretty surprised with Jordan Love winning this poll so far

Queen was leading at the start, just when I was beginning to respect the huddle draft plan. Hes still 2nd..

Love is the biggest boom or bust guy in this draft. At 23 on this roster of no-talents, and the wasted 2020 season..... why not Love??

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4 minutes ago, Shocker said:

Pretty surprised with Jordan Love winning this poll so far

If we trade up right in front of Aints it only makes sense to take the highest upside QB in the entire draft. Imagine him sitting behind Brees for a year or two and then Sean Payton working his magic with him. 

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1 minute ago, t96 said:

If we trade up right in front of Aints it only makes sense to take the highest upside QB in the entire draft. Imagine him sitting behind Brees for a year or two and then Sean Payton working his magic with him. 

Great statement, Id like to change my vote to Love.

(I forgot about the iants being at 24)

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3 minutes ago, t96 said:

If we trade up right in front of Aints it only makes sense to take the highest upside QB in the entire draft. Imagine him sitting behind Brees for a year or two and then Sean Payton working his magic with him. 

Exactly, trading up only makes sense if getting a QB.  Otherwise just sit pat and get one if thes guys in the second

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