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Is MLB still a huge need?


Jeremy Igo

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1 hour ago, Riverboat Ron said:

I think the question should be, do the Panthers settle for an average Jermaine Carter or draft a potential superstar in Micah Parsons?

Drafting a MLB with so many other desperate needs would be the most stereotypical Panthers move ever. Maybe we could follow it up with a trade up for a RB.

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1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Drafting a MLB with so many other desperate needs would be the most stereotypical Panthers move ever. Maybe we could follow it up with a trade up for a RB.

RB, Non pass rushing DT, and MLB all with top 10 picks in 3 of the last 5 drafts would be so typical Panthers. 

I mean, it's bad enough to selecting in the top 10. 

Worse that's it's 3 times in the last 5 years...but then do make those picks....shew.

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14 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

No.

QB, CB, and OT are our biggest needs IMO. I'm not sure if Carter is the long-term answer or not, but he's decent enough that it isn't a desperate need. It definitely was when we were still playing Whitehead.

He's not horrible but come contract time he's easy to scratch from the books. 

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16 minutes ago, thefuzz said:

RB, Non pass rushing DT, and MLB all with top 10 picks in 3 of the last 5 drafts would be so typical Panthers. 

I mean, it's bad enough to selecting in the top 10. 

Worse that's it's 3 times in the last 5 years...but then do make those picks....shew.

I liked the Brown pick and I ultimately think he'll evolve into a decent pass rusher (he'll never be Aaron Donald, but think prime Kris Jenkins) but yeah, I pick up what you're putting down.

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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

I liked the Brown pick and I ultimately think he'll evolve into a decent pass rusher (he'll never be Aaron Donald, but think prime Kris Jenkins) but yeah, I pick up what you're putting down.

I don't dislike any of the players that I'm referencing...I mean, I LOVED CMC coming out of college, and thought that he could take over the game from that position...but he's still a running back...in the top 10....and Parsons and Brown are both really good, but you can't get away from positional value, and those three are pretty far down the pecking order.

Frustrating, and would absolutely be on brand for us to do it.

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