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Panthers WR options next season.

Mekeritrig

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Depending on what it would cost in terms of picks or personnel, I'd like to inquire as to what the Cards want for Boldin. He has been pissed off there for 2 years and still put up probowl numbers both years. Its pretty clear that he does not expect to be back to play out the last year of his contract next year. He is a beast, and perfect compliment to Smitty, tough possession receiver, with great hands, who will go across the middle and demand double teams.

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I think Golden Tate is the best WR in the 2010 draft, but I can promise you that the Panthers either won't have a high enough draft pick, or if they do, would spend it on a better position (QB or DE/DT).

Depending on how Tate does in the combine and all, I think he'll easily be a top 15, if not higher. Panthers won't get themselves up there to jockey for him.

I'm with some of you other guys. I wonder if the Panthers could/would try to talk to the Cardinals about Boldin. He needs new life with a new team.

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I could see Boldin trying to get out of Arizona at all costs. As soon as Kurt Warner retires and Leinart takes over, their passing game is going to go to poo. Boldin is already angry about his involvement in the offense, when he has one of the most prolific passers in NFL history throwing to him. No way lowly Matt Leinart is going to satisfy him. We'd have to spend some big bucks to get him though.

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To add a few more things about Demaryius Thomas. Coming out of Georgia Tech's offense, the guy knows how to block, and is built to do so well. He would be the perfect compliment to our running game, and is easily the best replacement for Moose when it comes to run blocking. He's 6-3 230 lbs and is not easily matched up with by puny cornerbacks or safeties.

He's bigger than Andre, and T.O. There wont be any safeties or corners that will match up with him. He's just a freak of nature. If he decide to enter, I'm going on an offseason rant to trade up to get him

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