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Round 3(a) - Carolina Panthers Select BYU OT Brady Christensen


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2 minutes ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

This has been the most entertaining draft for the Panthers that I can recall.

It has been like being on a rollercoaster (and the ride isn't even over yet).

Yep. Last one was pretty surprising and unpredictable as well, but this one seems to have more strategy in it. And I still have not had any idea what to expect. I love it. 

You think you know and boom...

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5 minutes ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

This has been the most entertaining draft for the Panthers that I can recall.

It has been like being on a rollercoaster (and the ride isn't even over yet).

Collaboration within a properly prescribed model can yield incredible results!

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Well no matter the rest of the draft I think we have three day 1 starters (barring injury). 
 

Horn will obviously start. Marshall will take over Samuels reps. Christensen will start at guard even if he isn’t the starting LT which could be a possibility. Well done. So glad we don’t have to live through Hurney’s random reaches and horrific trade ups. 

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Just now, unicar15 said:

Well no matter the rest of the draft I think we have three day 1 starters (barring injury). 
 

Horn will obviously start. Marshall will take over Samuels reps. Christensen will start at guard even if he isn’t the starting LT which could be a possibility. Well done. So glad we don’t have to live through Hurney’s random reaches and horrific trade ups. 

We may not be done at Tackle.  Watch Hudson or Spencer Brown.  

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