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The late round trend: Panthers picking athletes.


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Edwards, Hardy Gettis, Pugh all picked for their physical skills.

Edwards is fast, quick, agile and tough for his size.

Hardy: Pep's body with injuries and even more questionable effort.

Gettis: Perfect WR body.

Pugh: Fastest CB in draft with great leaping ability. Can't tackle for toffee. The anti-Munnerlyn. I suspect we'll put them in some kind of device to meld them into a HoF CB.

All high risk high reward.

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I don't think late round selections count as "high risk." It could just be me but 5th round and later (especially compensation) picks just don't quite fit that description.

By high risk I mean higher chance of being off the roster next year compared to our normal OL/FB/TE picks this time of the draft. Just a higher chance of boom and a higher chance of bust.

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