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Charlie Campbell... Mykel Williams?


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10 minutes ago, Bear Hands said:

Mykel is the one that concerns me. He was one of the guys mid season that I was not impressed with at all while watching UGA..he not only looked lost at times during games but just straight up disappeared. And people will tout his run defense, he’s above average but in no ways elite from what I’ve gathered. 

Stewart generated consistent disruption and it’s evident on his reels you can find of snaps. He was a surprisingly fun watch for not having major sack line— but the pressure to sack conversion is a bit of a question mark.

So at #8, we better not just have our sights on a particular guy, especially these two. Have the board, see what top talent somehow falls, stick to it, trust your staff’s work. If we just lock in and reach again, it would be a disappointing trend to see in Morgan.

fair I like Stewart over Williams too 

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Both of these guys raise significant red flags. Mykel is extremely raw, and Georgia tends to send out these elite athletes with the assumption that they'll figure it out. As for Stewart, his production is alarmingly low. How does someone with all those traits and abilities manage to record only 1.5 sacks?

If these are the only players left I would draft back or draft Tyler Warren

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8 hours ago, countryboi said:

Both of these guys raise significant red flags. Mykel is extremely raw, and Georgia tends to send out these elite athletes with the assumption that they'll figure it out. As for Stewart, his production is alarmingly low. How does someone with all those traits and abilities manage to record only 1.5 sacks?

If these are the only players left I would draft back or draft Tyler Warren

And he had 1.5 sacks each of the last 3 seasons. It’s one thing to have a fluke season of a low sack rate, high pressure rate, but he struggled to get sacks every single year…Plus, if’s not like he’s getting crap coaching and resources, He’s at a top tier power 5 football school. A guy like Walter Nolan had more sacks in 1 season at a harder position to get sacks at than Shemar Stewart had in his entire career.
 

Can he be a stud? Yes. Do I want to the Panthers to be the team to play Roulette with him? Nah, I’m good. I’d much rather trade back, pick up an extra 2nd and pick up Landon Jackson or Prince from Ole Miss. Both guys have elite traits (not as high has Shemar) but way more production then Shemar. Best of both worlds at a cheaper price. 

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10 minutes ago, flagfootballcoach28 said:

And he had 1.5 sacks each of the last 3 seasons. It’s one thing to have a fluke season of a low sack rate, high pressure rate, but he struggled to get sacks every single year…Plus, if’s not like he’s getting crap coaching and resources, He’s at a top tier power 5 football school. A guy like Walter Nolan had more sacks in 1 season at a harder position to get sacks at than Shemar Stewart had in his entire career.
 

Can he be a stud? Yes. Do I want to the Panthers to be the team to play Roulette with him? Nah, I’m good. I’d much rather trade back, pick up an extra 2nd and pick up Landon Jackson or Prince from Ole Miss. Both guys have elite traits (not as high has Shemar) but way more production then Shemar. Best of both worlds at a cheaper price. 

Check this article on Stewart out:

https://www.sbnation.com/2025/2/20/24368685/shemar-stewart-nfl-draft-profile-texas-am
 

Sheds some light on why his stats may have suffered while highlighting what makes him a potential elite player in the NFL. 

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