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Mr Tepper who should I draft?


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Trade back trade back. Trade back. Who else feel like this draft had Tepper and his wife all over it?  Dan Morgan “this is who I would like to draft, but Mr Tepper, what do you want to do”. It just feels the same as every other year. Went with an injury prone RB but thought it wasn’t ok to go with an injury prone LB that is a stud.  Draft gets a solid C so far.  

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4 minutes ago, Panthers Fan 69 said:

Trade back trade back. Trade back. Who else feel like this draft had Tepper and his wife all over it?  Dan Morgan “this is who I would like to draft, but Mr Tepper, what do you want to do”. It just feels the same as every other year. Went with an injury prone RB but thought it wasn’t ok to go with an injury prone LB that is a stud.  Draft gets a solid C so far.  

Every player who has an injury isn't injury prone or every player alive would have that label. 

They have completely different situations medically. 

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Well, we all need to keep in mind that Morgan was part of the same FO that made all the blunders that have been discussed ad nauseam in this forum for months. 

It was a convenient and understandable thought process to think, "Oh it was all Fitterer! It was him that is at fault!" But this was the same thought process most of us had for Fitterer when Matt Rhule was here.

The truth is, anyone who had a hand in decisions during the absolute shitshow of the past few seasons shouldn't be making decisioms for us now. But we know Morgan(who we all love as a player and that will never change) was involved. How much is a mystery but boy all this seems to depressingly familiar. And we all also know David Tepper still has his hands in this at some level. So right out of the gate, you have good evidence of why this might be looking as familiar as it does.

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14 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

Well, we all need to keep in mind that Morgan was part of the same FO that made all the blunders that have been discussed ad nauseam in this forum for months. 

It was a convenient and understandable thought process to think, "Oh it was all Fitterer! It was him that is at fault!" But this was the same thought process most of us had for Fitterer when Matt Rhule was here.

The truth is, anyone who had a hand in decisions during the absolute shitshow of the past few seasons shouldn't be making decisioms for us now. But we know Morgan(who we all love as a player and that will never change) was involved. How much is a mystery but boy all this seems to depressingly familiar. And we all also know David Tepper still has his hands in this at some level. So right out of the gate, you have good evidence of why this might be looking as familiar as it does.

It get repeated by a handful of you in every thread. We know where Morgan worked.

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4 minutes ago, csx said:

It get repeated by a handful of you in every thread. We know where Morgan worked.

Everyone knows where Morgan worked.  But some seem to paint this odd picture that the folks who were part of the mess and mindset of the last 3 years….were silently raging against everything and now are different. 

We just traded down with 2 of our 3 picks to plug holes of picks we mismanaged prior.  That’s something we did under Fitterer 

what this staff values in terms of athletic numbers and potential.  That’s something we did under Fitterer. 

and we did a lot to the stuff under Fitterer, in part because of the people under Fitterer.  Who largely remain on that side. 

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That RB had 1 ACL tear and wouldn’t have made it past Dallas in rd 2

while that LB had a Shoulder injury, Multiple knee injuries including being reported last night that he is completely missing a ACL now in one knee.

and almost fell out of rd 3

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3 minutes ago, NAS said:

Tepper had nothing to do with this draft, quit your whining 

How do you know that? 

I mean, sure sounds like he was in on interviews.  And he is one of the most meddlesome owners in the league…..but suddenly isn’t just because? 

Panther PR is just that.  Tepper is well aware of the opinion of himself.  So he attempts to manage that at times.  I don’t believe an old billionaire is going to change.  Because he swing and missed? That’s been his whole life.  Tepper doesn’t care if he misses.  

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