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Panthers best draft vs. worst draft?


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I was reading another thread and seeing some debate on drafts and how good they are based upon how many starters are taken away from each one as the years go on which made me curious......What year do you all feel we had our best draft and what year was our worst draft? Some science behind it I guess but opinions will vary slightly im sure.

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3 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

worst is 2009 or 2010

 

best is probably 2001 or 2007 as far as quality and quantity of good players 

The 2009 TRADING a 1st for LB EvBRown.....and 2010 had hardy and lafell.

 

That link, for me a big factor is games played. Rare to get 4 players over 100 games played. Yea some are not with panthers, still rare....

Peppers at 266, crazy. 

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8 minutes ago, 4Corners said:

That one with Vernon Butler is certainly in the conversation. 
Vernon Butler

Daryl Worley 

James Bradberry

Zack Sanchez

Beau Sandland 

big yikes 

 

4 minutes ago, micnificent28 said:

I think 2009 is worse

 

3 minutes ago, 4Corners said:

I don’t know. Maybe. The Vernon Butler draft is top 3 worst ever. 

Thats close, clear #2.

Just a reminder- Smarty Marty Herniay traded a future 1st for a 230 LB that larped as a DE= EvBrown. The "spin move".......

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