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Panthers after Duane Brown

Mr. Scot

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kungfoodude Grand Master

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38 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

It’s considered bad because there us no true number one and a large drop off after 5/6. Once you get past Howell/Ridder there isn’t much NFL caliber guys period. I just don’t think this really affects us where we are picking. It’s a bad year to be picking number 1 or if you are wanting to gamble on a later option QB. Pickett, Willis, and Corral are considered first round talent and Howell/Ridder I’ve seen on the cusp of 1st/2nd. 

IMO, Pickett/Corrall are late 1sts, Willis is a 2nd and the others are 3rd or lower.

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That's why you pass this year and either pick the best LT on the board or trade down. Snatch a FA QB or a QB for a lower pick trade for a 4th or 5th in next year's draft (or this year if they can get the extra later round picks). Smartest move they can make this year. Unless they want to roll with Darnold or Walker and rinse and repeat.

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1 hour ago, kungfoodude said:

IMO, Pickett/Corrall are late 1sts, Willis is a 2nd and the others are 3rd or lower.

Simm's opinion(I know he has his own thread) was that Pickett and Corrall were the only 2 that might be worth a first rd pick. He didn't ACTUALLY say this, he just said that the other 3 were not. Also, NONE were top 10 picks.

I admit that I don't know poo about this year's QB class having only seen Howell play in an actual game instead of highlight film.

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11 hours ago, unicar15 said:

Sign Brown. Trade back. Acquire a mid round 1st, 3rd and a 2023 1st. Draft a QB somewhere (maybe Howell). Roll with two 1st round picks and a full draft in 2023. If the QB dice roll doesn’t work this year we probably have a top overall 2023 pick and another 1st. Take Stroud…..keep moving. 

Unless we happen to grab a vet QB prior to the draft this is the best option. Get a LT in Brown, grab a QB mid round 1 & draft BPA round 3. You could still possibly get Pickett, Corral, Howell or Willis. 

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