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Natalie Miller (aka Verge): per her sources, Panthers moved up to #1 to take Bryce Young


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16 hours ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

 

I don't understand the infatuation with Young. 

If he's on USF none of you would care, it's the ALA ties. Is he intellectual sure, but his arm is just above average, which is documented by evaluators, he's not a field stretcher, and his speed is mid. 

There's no physical trait that pops like with Kyler's speed, he's just a really good college QB. 

But once he takes a few NFL licks at 190'ish pounds y'all gonna be sick knowing his build which is slim + the lack of weight were a BIG risk. 

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19 minutes ago, Bluetooth said:

so when is Corral going back to #2(DJ's old number) so Young can have #9.

 

Corral was #2 at Ole Miss.  He had to change numbers because DJ already had #2 here.  I'm not saying it's not Young, but Corral's number has nothing to do with it.

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58 minutes ago, MillionDollarCam said:

Honestly, who cares if Verge is wrong, it’s easier (and quicker) to simply ignore a thread than to type up some dick response.

That might depend on the poster.

There are some huddlers who are very well practiced at being dicks.

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