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3 hours ago, 4Corners said:

Panthers need a G and a LT. Instead of drafting some scrub who basically played JV football who can play both positions; draft a T from a big time school and a G from a big time school. 
 

seriouslt this is the worst one yet. I thought the one that had us taking a CB was bad but dang son 

I'll second that.

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22 minutes ago, Basbear said:

If, if, if a run hit the LT before 6th(top 3 are gone), were do you see the panthers going?? Please dont say pickett...please.. 

I mean, it all depends on the board honestly. Thibodeaux seems like the biggest home run if he were to fall to 6, but I haven't heard a connection or anything.

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12 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

have you guys watched anything of penning?

he’s a fuging monster who ends every play by throwing defenders to the ground because he can. 

Yeah, it's pretty clear the whole "knocking people down" thing is his favorite part of the job.

Everyone agrees Penning has a mean streak a mile wide.

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Fans seem to be grouping Neal, Cross, and Ekwonu pretty close together but it isn't crazy to think some teams might have a gap between OT 2 and OT 3.  Of the 3, I've seen a few reports of Cross being viewed lower.

I could actually see a scenario where OT1, OT2, DE1 and DE2 are all gone by the time we pick and us not being as high on OT3.

If that was to happen, I could actually see Hamilton come into play and dare I say CB1, if we aren't able to trade down.  I think sometimes at the very top of the draft teams have a hard time passing on "elite" prospects to chase need.

 

 

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13 hours ago, Verge said:

I mean, it all depends on the board honestly. Thibodeaux seems like the biggest home run if he were to fall to 6, but I haven't heard a connection or anything.

He could easily be there IMO.

Jax goes Ekwonu/Neal, Detroit goes Aiden (they could be a wildcard as well), Kyle Hamilton & Stingley are arguably the best prospects in the draft and better fit NYJ and HOU needs, and another OL Neal/Cross or Pickett trade up at 5. 

Then we're sitting there with Thib & Willis to pick from.

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