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Frank Reich: Panthers have made their decision

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Just like it was pretty clear early on that the Panthers were going to trade up from 9(quite a few on here got it right guessing we’d move up to 1), it’s been pretty clear for a month now that Bryce is going to be the pick. 
 

I’m just ready for this to be over with. It’s been some years, but we’re going to have a legit star in the building again. 

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26 minutes ago, ThaGamezOva said:

Just in from an inside source. Carolina Panthers are willing to part ways with the top pick only to pick no. 2 with Houston if the price is right. 

You have no inside source. You have been saying this scenario since you made your account a week ago.

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4 hours ago, byob1013 said:

If we pick anyone other than Young at #1 we will get graded terribly and become a laughing stock by the media pundits. None of the other QB's are close. At #9 I would've been fine with any, hell I would've been ok with getting Van Ness at #9 and then Hooker or McKee at #39 or the other 2nd that was traded. 

So nothing will change ? This franchise has been a laughing stock for a while now. Just sayin.  

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4 hours ago, byob1013 said:

If we pick anyone other than Young at #1 we will get graded terribly and become a laughing stock by the media pundits. None of the other QB's are close. At #9 I would've been fine with any, hell I would've been ok with getting Van Ness at #9 and then Hooker or McKee at #39 or the other 2nd that was traded. 

the media pundits also thought Zach Wilson, sam darnold, Mitch trubisky, Paxton Lynch, etc. 

 

I wouldn't be so concerned what anyone thinks and unfortunately, the first qb taken is not typically the best one in each draft 

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5 hours ago, FieldsOverTheField said:

People cheering for Young or any QB in this draft are cheering for this teams demise

Your insight is incredible.  Do you buy it from "idiots 'r us" or do you come up with it all on your own?

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