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Panthers Select Trevin Wallace LB - Pick 72, Round 3


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I've seen some bad drafts in my close to 30 years as fan, but this is a doozy. 

All three of these picks are straight out of the Fitterer playbook. 

We need players who can get on the field and play. Not raw athletes with physical tools that haven't put it together yet. 
 

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3 minutes ago, Tbe said:

Average Backup Or Special-Teamer
 

Strengths

Explosive athlete.

Rangy with good chase-down gallop to the sideline.

Burst and change of direction make him a toolsy rusher.

Hands are very sticky when he gets his chances to take the ball away.

Lateral agility to expand his short-area tackle success.

Weaknesses

Play recognition and football instincts are lacking.

Frequently fooled by misdirection in both run and pass games.

Lacks patience and leverage in his scrape, allowing cutback lanes to runners.

Pulled out of position by bait routes in his spot drops.

Pass rush could use more elusiveness when diving into A- or B-gaps.

interesting, literally every weakness is coaching related. I guess they feel he didn't have good development at uk and they can provide it. He is Shaq's replacement, so he won't play much this year anyway. 

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2 minutes ago, CRA said:

DJ Johnson? 

I feel certain Morgan had a lot of input there 

it’s largely the same folks.  I think Fitterer would refer to his right man and former LB on that pick as well as the staff still largely in place 

I meant ILB, the position he played, not Edge, but I understand where you're coming from. I just want to believe they got their poo together this time and that Fitt was the main problem. I like what Morgan has done so far 

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4 minutes ago, CRA said:

DJ Johnson? 

I feel certain Morgan had a lot of input there 

it’s largely the same folks.  I think Fitterer would refer to his right man and former LB on that pick as well as the staff still largely in place 

DJ Johnson was an Evero pick. He was fired up when we called him.

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2 minutes ago, amcoolio said:

I've seen some bad drafts in my close to 30 years as fan, but this is a doozy. 

All three of these picks are straight out of the Fitterer playbook. 

We need players who can get on the field and play. Not raw athletes with physical tools that haven't put it together yet. 
 

We were 2-15. I disagree. You build and anticipate upside. 

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