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Looking back at the 2008 draft


ncguy2184

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I was bored so i started looking at the panthers draft classes and when i got to the 2008 draft i couldnt belive how good it was out of 9 picks there could be 6 starters.

1 rd 13th pick Jonathan Stewart starter

1 rd 19th pick Jeff Otah starter

3 rd 4th pick Charles Godfey starter

3 rd 11th pick Dan Connor starter

5 rd 6th pick Gary Barnidge could be a starter

6 rd 15th pick Nick Hayden

7 rd 14th pick Hilee Taylor

7 rd 34th pick Geoff Schwartz maybe a starter

7 rd 43 pick Mackenzy Bernadeau maybe a starter

So GOOD JOB front office!

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Looks like there's only 3 starters on there to me...Dan Connor has never started a game and isn't a lock to start this season, either...

Your right but i put starter there im pretty sure he will start this year

but you never know

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as a whole really good draft. we nailed both 1st round picks. i think we nailed the 3rd round. Gary Barnidge should be starting i still think hes the best of the 3 TEs. and 2 all time steals in the 7 round imo. if not for Hayden id give it an A+, so A-

I could care about Hayden. There are no drafts where there isn't at least one goof. To me the biggest sin was losing a 2nd and 4th rounder while taking a RB with the 13th pick.

RB is one of the lowest value positions in the NFL in the first place, and that was an especially deep draft in RB's and OT's. It turned out OK for us, but that trade makes it a B+ in my mind.

They fell too much in love with Stewart.

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