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Round 1 - Carolina Panthers Select CB Jaycee Horn

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Just now, bobcat91 said:

Like the pick. Our biggest needs were LT, CB and S. We got one of the best 2 cbs in the draft and a lock down corner. Our Defense is getting salty. Need an OT in the second. Some think we needed a player or two. We are a draft or 2 away. Im good with building. Hate we didn't get Sewell

Sam Darnold is our starting QB.  Behind a terrible offensive line.

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2 minutes ago, KillaCamNewton said:

Theres like 8 all pro caliber receivers in our division not including ours and weve gotten absolutely abused by putting JAGs against them and now we finally draft a legit shutdown corner and this board melts down lmao

yeah it's one thing if they were just good WRs, but they're fuging All-Pro WRs. 

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If we take Horn at 8 then we're going sub.500. We don't have the o-line to protect a terrified Darnold (he throws picks and turkeys when he's scared) and we're not getting what we need in the later rounds. You have to think passing offense first. The rest is secondary, including the secondary. It won't matter at all when Horn is racking up pass interference calls in the 4th quarter against Brady. You'll want to bust your tv watching that. We have to be much smarter than that.

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