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Final first round predictions!


Jaxel
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Let's hear them! Here is mine:

Carolina trades #8 to the eagles for #12, #37, next year second.

Eagles select one of Waddle/Smith/Fields 

Panthers select Rashawn Slater, or Waddle depending on who is there.

But wait, the panther are not done, they leverage pick #37 and #73 and #113, to move back into the first round and select to everyone bain, Caleb Fairley.

It was said here first boys, buckle up.

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If Pitts or Sewell are there, we take either one. If both are there, we take Pitts. I don't believe either one will be there.

If either Fields, Lance or both are there, we have an auction.

If none of those guys are there and Chase is still there, we take Chase. Otherwise, we trade down and get what draft capital we can get.

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shock of the draft. Justin Fields goes #3 to SF.  

Panthers try to trade back but no offer is good enough.  They draft a DB at #8.  60% of the board goes crazy because Slater and Lance are on the board.  20% loves it.  20% just doesn't really care. 

 

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