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Final Grades: How the national publications see the Panthers 2024 draft class

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rayzor Grand Master

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10 minutes ago, CRA said:

Probably just a remake but we were promised some new take/spin

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and we have our hopes tied to some big exciting twist we were promised  

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i'm just glad it's not another season of rhule or the reich mess. hopefully we got on another boat than the titanic this time.

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On 4/29/2024 at 3:16 PM, Carolina Panthers said:

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The 2024 NFL draft has come and gone, and with it, almost all the surrounding commentary. There are a few more things to go over though, like full draft grades.

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There is a site that did a cumulative score from all the grades combined and it came out to us having the 30th ranked draft.  I tend to agree unfortunately that we are closer to that than first personally but hopefully I'm wrong and in the end immediate draft grades are entirely useless amyways.

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12 minutes ago, rayzor said:

i'm just glad it's not another season of rhule or the reich mess. hopefully we got on another boat than the titanic this time.

I am too. Then we can see how good Bryce is really is or how really bad he is. Seems the 2025 QB's aren't a great lot. If we end up in the top 3 we might be able to get a shut down Corner.

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24 minutes ago, Tr3ach said:

There is a site that did a cumulative score from all the grades combined and it came out to us having the 30th ranked draft.  I tend to agree unfortunately that we are closer to that than first personally but hopefully I'm wrong and in the end immediate draft grades are entirely useless amyways.

Yeah they did some picking and choosing to come up with those grades. Most were like C-.

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