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Mr. Scot

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15 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I couldn't name a free agent who is a true number one right now.

The Chiefs just won a SB with both of their starting wideouts currently free agents.  
 

Scheme matters.  Get some good route runners and a stud TE.  Then draft another and allow TMJ to continue to develop.  I have a feeling he will be a 1,000 yard receiver next year 

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1 minute ago, rebelrouser said:

Give away more draft picks? Between Rhule and this new staff, we are draft pick poor.  

Yeah because drafting some WR in the 3rd round is the solution to surrounding our rookie with proper talent. Sending one of our 4th’s or SF’s 3rd for Hopkins would solve a lot of issues. God forbid we won’t be able to draft another Brandon Smith in the 4th this year 

But instead you want to pay for one of these WR3’s on the market?

Good thinking, we don’t have enough of those! Maybe they can call up Marvin McNutt and see what he’s up to

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2 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

Yeah because drafting some WR in the 3rd round is the solution to surrounding our rookie with proper talent. Sending one of our 4th’s or SF’s 3rd for Hopkins would solve a lot of issues. God forbid we won’t be able to draft another Brandon Smith in the 4th this year 

But instead you want to pay for one of these WR3’s on the market?

Good thinking, we don’t have enough of those! Maybe they can call up Marvin McNutt and see what he’s up to

Yeah I don’t get the problem if you trade a pick for a good player..when what you’re trying to do in the draft is use the pick to draft a good player. Were people pissed when we traded the 3rd rder for Olsen?

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2 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Probably not the guys they're mentioning. I'd be looking at the non-1st round Clemson prospects. Two guys who come to mind are EDGE K.J. Henry and TE Davis Allen.

I mean, Clemson is one of the top college football programs in the nation and they're virtually in our backyard. It'd be negligent not to have a strong presence there.

Yet we’ve never drafted a single player from them, makes no sense 

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3 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

There's a new sheriff in town. This is not your old Panthers. 

 

4 minutes ago, CWalker4205 said:

Yet we’ve never drafted a single player from them, makes no sense 

We've kicked the tires on plenty of them. Most notably, Tater fans all-world all-pro MLB amazing college all star but I really suck in the NFL Ben Boulware.

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17 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

Yeah because drafting some WR in the 3rd round is the solution to surrounding our rookie with proper talent. Sending one of our 4th’s or SF’s 3rd for Hopkins would solve a lot of issues. God forbid we won’t be able to draft another Brandon Smith in the 4th this year 

But instead you want to pay for one of these WR3’s on the market?

Good thinking, we don’t have enough of those! Maybe they can call up Marvin McNutt and see what he’s up to

Exactly. The chances of any player (except kicker and maybe RB) of becoming a starter ever is extremely low

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