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I will say, I am feeling very good about staying put and landing a top wideout to really elevate this offense. We needed an offense defining type player and got that in Tet.

In retrospect, I really don’t know if I would have felt as good getting Mykel/Etc and a lesser WR — sacrificing not getting a day 1 WR1 and reaching on D.

Honestly, we got the same level of talent/potential in R2-3 on defense that we were gonna get in a trade down.  Won’t know until we see results but it was a really smart draft strategy this year. 

Heck, even if we traded down, who knows maybe Golden may have been in the cards over defense.

 

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On 5/30/2025 at 9:53 PM, PanthersATL said:

All Dan and team in the piece

 

Tepper only mentioned once.  If accurate, improvements are being made

The video made it seem like Tepper was there as a sounding board on pick values for trades etc (cause he does know numbers), and his opinion on specific players was not solicited

A significantly more subdued Tepper in the room than in previous years' videos

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On 5/31/2025 at 8:53 AM, PanthersATL said:

All Dan and team in the piece

 

Tepper only mentioned once.  If accurate, improvements are being made

I think the old narrative was greatly overstated but they can portray this however they want. It took a month to produce this. 

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Brandt came out of this looking like a future GM, he is likeable, smart and a football nerd. 

Side note the rams getting Tmac with Puka and Adams would have been insane. its no way, Tmac wouldn't have been great for them

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