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BREAKING: Giants looking to trade for Brian Burns


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1 minute ago, XClown1986 said:

Acquiring another 2nd gives us the flexibility to move up in the draft to get the receiver we want in the draft.

They need one that runs great ten yard routes. How much are they? 

No reason to get a deep guy that can catch, the ball won’t get near him, so we can save there. 

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1 minute ago, XClown1986 said:

Acquiring another 2nd gives us the flexibility to move up to get the receiver we want in the draft.

This is a joke, right?

That would only compound the issue as we have a serious lacking of quality players.

The only way using this extra 2nd to move up in the draft to get into the 1st for a WR is to use BOTH of those 2nds, or if we're lucky, give up this 2nd and our 3rd to maybe get the 30th pick.

We need multiple starters with these picks, not package them together to get 1 starter.

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Just now, mrcompletely11 said:

all of this because we have to "fix" bryce young

 

godalmighty we are screwed

Start looking into quarterbacks for 2026-2027 drafts. The Panthers will be picking at the top of both of them, most likely. 

I don't know if Bryce can develop, but I doubt it now that this team has so little talent.

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Just now, Krovvy said:

Start looking into quarterbacks for 2026-2027 drafts. The Panthers will be picking at the top of both of them, most likely. 

I don't know if Bryce can develop, but I doubt it now that this team has so little talent.

Tepper is probably keeping tabs on Baby Gronk. 

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