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[TheRumGone]

2 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Williams was pick #11 overall

You’re right I’ll edit 

[micnificent28]

19 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Replace injury with appetite and you are right.   

If ur being funny sure... but fact is after the knee injury he was never the same player. We make all the fat jokes all day but he shed the weight after camp. Never regained that 4.5 ish speed after acl damage. 

[mrcompletely11]

3 minutes ago, micnificent28 said:

If ur being funny sure... but fact is after the knee injury he was never the same player. We make all the fat jokes all day but he shed the weight after camp. Never regained that 4.5 ish speed after acl damage. 

The knock on him coming out was he wasnt focused, no really competitive and in general just lazy.  He had a good rookie season and thats it.  He never was elite and I doubt the knee injury did anything but expedite the inevitable.  He was having work ethic issues before the injury for us.

 

one of a 100 articles detailing how lazy he was   https://247sports.com/Article/Steve-Smith-Kelvin-Benjamin-diss-parking-cars-Carolina-Panthers-wide-receivers-Florida-State-Seminoles-150995560/

Edited January 31, 2022 by mrcompletely11

[micnificent28]

9 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

The knock on him coming out was he wasnt focused, no really competitive and in general just lazy.  He had a good rookie season and thats it.  He never was elite and I doubt the knee injury did anything but expedite the inevitable.  He was having work ethic issues before the injury for us.

 

one of a 100 articles detailing how lazy he was   https://247sports.com/Article/Steve-Smith-Kelvin-Benjamin-diss-parking-cars-Carolina-Panthers-wide-receivers-Florida-State-Seminoles-150995560/

I'm not saying he didn't play a big part in his own demise or that he wasn't lazy.  I'm  not gonna say he was a top 10 wr but I will say he had to be in the top 25 range and was probably more feared than that. 

Edited January 31, 2022 by micnificent28

[micnificent28]

10 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

The knock on him coming out was he wasnt focused, no really competitive and in general just lazy.  He had a good rookie season and thats it.  He never was elite and I doubt the knee injury did anything but expedite the inevitable.  He was having work ethic issues before the injury for us.

 

one of a 100 articles detailing how lazy he was   https://247sports.com/Article/Steve-Smith-Kelvin-Benjamin-diss-parking-cars-Carolina-Panthers-wide-receivers-Florida-State-Seminoles-150995560/

Also qoute was from Steve smith who was pissed about being  replaced by Benjamin. He never played a down with the kid. He was mad at gettleman so I dout he was hanging around practices to know if he was lazy and also was with the ravens... what does he know?

[mrcompletely11]

18 minutes ago, micnificent28 said:

Also qoute was from Steve smith who was pissed about being  replaced by Benjamin. He never played a down with the kid. He was mad at gettleman so I dout he was hanging around practices to know if he was lazy and also was with the ravens... what does he know?

Look up Benjamin and Buffalo 

[micnificent28]

1 minute ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Look up Benjamin and Buffalo 

I m not saying he wasn't lazy as I said. He probably was always lazy but he has such extreme god given gifts at 6'5 240 and 4.5 speed he could get away with it. Not after the knee injury...

[Carolina Cajun]

Might as well, Rhule is gonna get fired next year anyway, might as well stock up on young talent for a new non-imbecilic coach.

[Cuttinedge]

Lot of people hollering we need to draft an elite qb and I agree. Problem is There just might not be any elite qbs in this draft so why draft a project. Draft a OL that can actually help instead of a guy  that sits and learns behind darnold

[Actionman0z]

15 hours ago, AU-panther said:

People love this narrative that they passed on OT need since they passed on Sewell but the fact was they had a decent LT already, it was the rest of the line that was bad.  They probably didn't feel like spending the 5th overall pick on a RT or interior OL.

They actually ending spending three picks in that draft on OL.

But they passed on Slater!!!!

[Actionman0z]

14 hours ago, jumpman910 said:

I like sewell but he isn't better than Chase regardless of positional need 

Literally no ability to compare the two