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draft prospect names you'd like to see a carolina panther

Dingleberry

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I feel like watching some highlight reels today, and i figured this would give us a chance to kind of compare the different prospects that people are interested in seeing here in carolina. I'm hoping for mostly WR and DT prospects, but if you wanna drop other names from other positions like LB or QB, feel free to...

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Wide Receivers:

Mardy Gilyard

Brandon Lafell

Riley Cooper

Jordan Shipley

Defensive Tackles:

Lamar Houston

Tyson Alualu

Linval Joseph

Cam Thomas

OLB:

AJ Edds (really the only pure SLB in the draft)

QB:

Dan Lefevour

John Skelton

Jevan Snead

Jarrett Brown

DE:

Willie Young

Daniel Te'o-Nesheim

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I haven't seen Golden Tate yet...come on people the guy is the 2nd best offensive prospect in the draft behind only CJ Spiller.

Jevan Snead is also a guy that I would really like to keep an eye on. That guy has some serious potential he just needs to be mentored a little bit.

As long as we get a guy who can really play WR then IDC who else we get. We need some depth on the DL but I like our DEs. I could really see us trying to trade up into the 2nd this year at the bottom if there are two guys there that we want. Don't see us trading into the first.

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WR: Golden Tate, Carlton Mitchell, Andre Roberts, Antonio Brown, Kyle Williams.

DT: Lamarr Houston!! Mike Neal, D'Antony Smith.

LB: Daryl Washington, Rennie Curran, AJ Edds.

CB: Devin McCourty, Walter Thurmond III, Crezdon Butler.

TE: Colin Peek, Michael Palmer.

QB: Levi Brown.

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I haven't seen Golden Tate yet...come on people the guy is the 2nd best offensive prospect in the draft behind only CJ Spiller.

I only listed guys I thought we had a decent chance of getting. I don't think Tate will make it to the middle of the 2nd round.

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is every asshole going to ignore the draft forum and make their very own "HAI GU SWHO WE GONNA DRAFT The Golden Calf of Bristol?!?!??!?"

yes. because more people come to this part of the msg board. it'll be ok man, don't pull a hernia or anything like that...

and thanks to everyone who dropped some names... gonna go check these guys out real quick..

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I only listed guys I thought we had a decent chance of getting. I don't think Tate will make it to the middle of the 2nd round.

and that's really what i meant, to post names that you think we'll be able to get. i don't think we'll be able to get Dez Bryant, so why list him? at least some people read the original post...

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