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Seth Walder: Regrading 8 trades from the 2024 NFL trade deadline


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21 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

 

It netted one potentially elite player, one solid starter and two role players. That's pretty good but that was in 11 shots on goal. It was billed as a franchise changer and it didn't turn out that way. 3 out of the top 4 was still good. 

11 sure. The end result is what counts and the volume came from trades. It doesn't matter 4 picks or 15, get 2 starters and one top backup/STer and that is a legit good/great draft. 2021 was a good draft, its a fair statement. 

I thought it *could have been a top five all-time panther draft, I don't think its quiet there but its next door. 

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On 10/21/2025 at 4:33 PM, Waldo said:

Would be more impressive if we would have targeted better guys in the first place but it's good to see them move on from some of their mistakes. Now do the rest already...

TBF, I was tickled shitless to get Diontae. 

But the writing was on the wall, Thomlin only drafts bat-poo crazy WRs.

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38 minutes ago, shaqattaq said:

TBF, I was tickled shitless to get Diontae. 

But the writing was on the wall, Thomlin only drafts bat-poo crazy WRs.

I was in the camp of 'it's probably going to end poorly'. He sure looked to fit that mold. Just glad they dumped him in the end. 

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50 minutes ago, shaqattaq said:

TBF, I was tickled shitless to get Diontae. 

But the writing was on the wall, Thomlin only drafts bat-poo crazy WRs.

Talk about running yourself out of a great job… where is he now? 
 

If he had behaved here he would gotten paid. That is about as close to a fact as an opinion gets. 

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