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ProFootballFocus presents: Carolina Panthers 7-round mock draft: Bryce Young gets some help, defense gets reinforcements


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2 hours ago, shaq said:

Very bold statement, care to explain why?

First off, I think a couple of the players have no chance at being there for the pick we take them at.

Not big on Tet

Starks probably isn't making it to round 2, much less pick 58. And in general, I don't like drafting a safety in the early rounds when they can be found in later rounds

I think there are much better Oline options in the 4th than Crenshaw-Dickson

There are other players I like in the later rounds than the ones drafted

 

I do like the Jordan Phillips pick, but doubt he makes it to pick 112.

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The fact we dont have a pick between 8 and 57, this is something like I would want if it came to fruition. 

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Cameron SkatteboRB Arizona State
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3 hours ago, PleaseCutStewart said:

First off, I think a couple of the players have no chance at being there for the pick we take them at.

Not big on Tet

Starks probably isn't making it to round 2, much less pick 58. And in general, I don't like drafting a safety in the early rounds when they can be found in later rounds

I think there are much better Oline options in the 4th than Crenshaw-Dickson

There are other players I like in the later rounds than the ones drafted

 

I do like the Jordan Phillips pick, but doubt he makes it to pick 112.

So your issue with the mock draft is it’s unrealistic? I agree with you on that front, one of the least realistic ones I’ve seen personally. But, if that draft did happen it would be objectively a good draft, all of those guys are going much higher in consensus rankings.

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Its a bad draft. Not addressing the trenches in the 1st or second round makes it bad just off that. Waiting till the 3rd round to address the worst part of the defense is irresponsible and it still not be a End pass rusher is even worse. 

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