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That article spent a lot of time and effort hyping up former 2nd round picks but failed to mention the last time the Panthers didn’t have a 1st round pick the next season they finished 2-14 the following season. I find it interesting the Panthers team media remains relentlessly optimistic in the face of persistent abject failure. -
By PleaseCutStewart · Posted
This. He has been grading out as our worst defenseman on the ice in most games this season. That just means our forwards have to be more aware that TDA is on the ice and we can't afford to be leaving him back defending 2 on 1s -
This is based on need and the expected availability in the draft: 33. Trade to get a second rounder next year and a third or fourth this year. imagine we need a QB like Denver and are sitting there at #12 without a second rounder. Say we drop to pick 50. 39. Wide Receiver (a quality WR should be there---Pearsall, Coleman, Franklin, Worthy, Legette, or Worthy--all have a 50% chance or better to be there) Do not be surprised if the Panthers pick Mike Saindristil. 50. Inside Linebacker: Cooper (Tex AM) or Wilson (NCSU). The Panthers have a history of Dawg LBs and have not been successful without one. 65. Nickel CB (I would consider moving up for Sandristril here to about 55. If not, CB Max Melton (Rutgers) Of course, if an edge falls of a top C is there, I might go another direction--if Powers-Johnson is at #39, I take him. 101: This is the sweet spot for a backup Center: Nourzad (Penn St), Pran Granger (Georgia); We could find some fallen value at Edge: Eliss (Utah), and Austin Booker (Kansas). RB: Ray Davis (KY), Blake Forum (Mich)
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