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Would quarterbacks avoid Carolina Panthers in NFL Draft?


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8 minutes ago, Gapanthersfan said:

It depends on how the rest of this season goes. If the line looks good, receivers look good and Canales looks to be the one in control. Things look like they’re moving in the right direction? No worries. 

I was thinking if Dalton puts up some numbers and makes these WRs look decent they will forget about some little 5’10” bust by then. They are gonna think it won’t happen to them … 

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