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UnluckyforSome Grand Master

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18 minutes ago, amcoolio said:

Don't sleep on a guard, I think the Panthers need more interior help with Corbett's injury and there are some nice options available, particularly Torrence

Yes indeed, I would say always be on the lookout for good line on both sides. That said, usually there are good prospects to be had in later rounds for guards.

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39 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Porter

 

 

Washington, Mayer, Ojulari

 

Those 4 or bust for me. I will be dissapointed if neither of them are the pick.

 

Porter is definitely the best prospect on the board though. I will be shocked if he isn't the first pick tomorrow especially from the Steelers for who his dad played for.

Yea, CB is a position of need for the Steelers, he's the best non QB or TE on the board right now and they don't need either of those.  

Porter makes sense to them before you even factor in his dad into the equation.  Just knowing how that organization operates, there is no way they're passing up on drafting Porter Jr, it's the most Steelers type of pick ever.

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1 hour ago, UnluckyforSome said:

Yes indeed, I would say always be on the lookout for good line on both sides. That said, usually there are good prospects to be had in later rounds for guards.

Yeah BC is already practicing and Cade Mays should be solid while Corbett is rehabbing. We're bringing in 20 UDFA's and I bet 5 of those will be O-line and 1 or 2 will look ok

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