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Round 1 - Panthers Select Tetairoa McMillan at Pick 8

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17 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

again you were telling me the same fuging thing about XL last year and me being negative.  How is that working out for you now?

We went from  2 to 6 wins and our QB finally started to look decent by year end?  

Now back to the question.  Where are you seeing him as WR6 in last year's draft??  Please show me this you are using for your little performance on here. 

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1 minute ago, Jon Snow said:

Can I like the pick and still be butthurt? The rules around here seem to change daily. 

No.  Section 3, Article 4, part b. "You cannot be happy about a pick and still be butthurt."  I am warming to the pick.  I mean, if we did not go wr early, we would have a questionable room in 2025.  They are still primarily concerned with Bryce's maturation, it seems.  They will draft a T sooner than we thing too because Moton is possibly banged up and leaving in 2026. 

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1 minute ago, MHS831 said:

No.  Section 3, Article 4, part b. "You cannot be happy about a pick and still be butthurt."  I am warming to the pick.  I mean, if we did not go wr early, we would have a questionable room in 2025.  They are still primarily concerned with Bryce's maturation, it seems.  They will draft a T sooner than we thing too because Moton is possibly banged up and leaving in 2026. 

It's just a bad draft for real top end talent. I think I'm more upset over that fact than anyone the Panthers could take.

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fuging christ dude

settle down.  If you were expecting a lot more than 6 wins that is on you.  Most people thought 6-7 and improved QB play would be a success for our new coaching staff.  

Again where are you seeing TMac at WR6 in last year's draft?  I'm still waiting for this....

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1 minute ago, ForJimmy said:

settle down.  If you were expecting a lot more than 6 wins that is on you.  Most people thought 6-7 and improved QB play would be a success for our new coaching staff.  

Again where are you seeing TMac at WR6 in last year's draft?  I'm still waiting for this....

Are you really this dense about the team you supposedly follow?

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1 minute ago, Jon Snow said:

It's just a bad draft for real top end talent. I think I'm more upset over that fact than anyone the Panthers could take.

good point.   I just learned this:  

Carolina Panthers wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan is already quite familiar with his new quarterback.

On Thursday night, McMillan was selected by the Panthers with the eighth overall pick of the 2025 NFL draft. That means he'll officially be joining fellow first-round choice and fellow California native Bryce Young over in Carolina.

But this won't be the first time the two will be linking up.

As first reported by NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport following the selection, McMillan and Young had been "quietly" throwing together in Los Angeles in the lead-up to the draft.

McMillan, during his chat with reporters, talked about that relationship—one he's now repeatedly dubbed the "Cali-to-Cali" connection.

"We played against each other in high school, so we just kinda knew of each other," he stated. "I was fortunate enough to recently meet him, probably about a month ago for the first time at 3DQB in Cali. And I was fortunate enough, it was my first time ever, catching the ball from him and running routes for him. So I guess you could say we got a head-start on our chemistry."

Hopefully for the Panthers, that chemistry between their 5-foot-10 passer and their 6-foot-4 pass catcher continues to grow.

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Just now, mrcompletely11 said:

Are you really this dense about the team you supposedly follow?

Alright man, if you’re not giving any runway to actually discuss and want to corner everyone into these spats, we’re gonna have a problem. All good?

It shouldn’t be that difficult to have a healthy discussion. 

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Alright man, if you’re not giving any runway to actually discuss and want to corner everyone into these spats, we’re gonna have a problem. All good?

It shouldn’t be that difficult to have a healthy discussion. 

sure, point taken, but in said discussions it would be nice to have you know the actual facts correct as a starting point

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1 minute ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Are you really this dense about the team you supposedly follow?

Do you not have an answer??  Where do you see him ranked at WR6 in last year's draft?  

Look if you want to do the name calling thing take it to the Tinderbox where people will actually retaliate against them.  If not then try to answer the question.  You keep rambling about this WR6 ranking?  Where did it come from?  Did you simply pull it out of thin air?

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