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Albert Breer on Panthers #1 pick (no trade back)


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The only part of this that doesn't make a ton of sense is why we were willing to go to #3 if we wanted Young all along. He was never gonna be at #3...

But these are dynamic situations and perhaps they didn't expect an opportunity to get the first QB on the board until it turned out the costs were nearly the same...

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2 minutes ago, mav1234 said:

The only part of this that doesn't make a ton of sense is why we were willing to go to #3 if we wanted Young all along. He was never gonna be at #3...

But these are dynamic situations and perhaps they didn't expect an opportunity to get the first QB on the board until it turned out the costs were nearly the same...

Breer isn't saying they moved up to get Young. Schefter is, and it's speculation on his part.

The Panthers have said they didn't have one specific quarterback in mind when they traded up. Those discussions hadn't yet happened.

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25 minutes ago, mav1234 said:

The only part of this that doesn't make a ton of sense is why we were willing to go to #3 if we wanted Young all along. He was never gonna be at #3...

But these are dynamic situations and perhaps they didn't expect an opportunity to get the first QB on the board until it turned out the costs were nearly the same...

Yeah I could see us trying to get to 3 for AR/Stroud and Arizona wanting too much where an extra 2nd would get us Young. 

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