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2025 NFL Draft - Day 3 Discussion

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10 minutes ago, JawnyBlaze said:

Heh. Wasn’t intended that way, just what I saw. That’s why I hate the “completion % = accuracy” rhetoric. There’s so many other factors that go into whether a ball is caught vs whether it was an accurate throw. 

Yup, you could say that about Arizona's QB too, T-Mac made a lot of catches that he had no business making because of poor throws.  

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5 hours ago, frankw said:

I don't blame anyone at all for being pessimistic knowing this team. But this draft does definitely feel different in many ways. Some of this is legitimately down to just plain dumb luck too. We'll see.

I do believe Tepper let Morgan and Canales handle it. 

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2 hours ago, Butterflyj30 said:

I think we had a really good draft 😃

I have read different articles that rated the Panthers draft as A, B, and then D. The D was due to the fact that the first pick was not defense. Not much credit for the picks we made in the following rounds. I see people talking about how well the Falcons did. I disagree. They traded next years #1, and only have 6 picks next year. The fact that we got the players we did and still have all of next years picks is huge. One big thing is that we finally are through with the picks we gave for Bryce. I agree that we had a good draft, hopefully we will be proven correct. 

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14 minutes ago, Stuart Smith said:

I have read different articles that rated the Panthers draft as A, B, and then D. The D was due to the fact that the first pick was not defense. Not much credit for the picks we made in the following rounds. I see people talking about how well the Falcons did. I disagree. They traded next years #1, and only have 6 picks next year. The fact that we got the players we did and still have all of next years picks is huge. One big thing is that we finally are through with the picks we gave for Bryce. I agree that we had a good draft, hopefully we will be proven correct. 

I agree and I just read this article that gave us a B- I think they did good hopefully we will be proven correct I have a really good feeling about the upcoming season

 

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The Panthers made Tetairoa McMillan the first pure wide receiver taken at No. 8 overall, six spots after dual threat Travis Hunter came off the board. That was a bit early for McMillan, but not egregiously so. Carolina did reasonably well with the values of pass rusher Nic Scourton in the second round and running back Trevor Etienne and safety Lathan Ransom in the fourth round.

Grade: B-

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