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Derrick Brown's tackling...


Jeremy Igo

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1 minute ago, musicman said:

I think Brown and KK will form a nice duo, like when Star with was there with KK, but even better. 

I think this is probably KK's last season in Carolina. Hopefully Brown will help get some more out of him, but I think he's on the decline big time.

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Just now, GOAT said:

seeing people complain about this pick made me realize that you could literally draft a blue chip player and there will still be cry babies.

Same morons that complained when they picked Kuechly because they still had Beason on the roster

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14 minutes ago, hepcat said:

Same morons that complained when they picked Kuechly because they still had Beason on the roster

Not the same. I was one of those when we took Kuechly lol. I came around quick, but didn’t want a LB in the top half of the first then either.

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