Daniel Jeremiah mocks KC Concepcion to the #Panthers 👏👏👏

[Swaggasaurus]

This whole thing was so stupid to watch. She suggests Mauigoa at pick 3 and then forgets him until like pick 17. Throws up Cooper, then takes him away for Boston vs someone else. 

[frankw]

50 minutes ago, TD alt said:

So you too? Are you guys just not doing your research? If we draft in the first, it will have nothing to do with marketing the "local kid," and everything to do with his explosiveness and upside.

Personally I would rather deep dive the whole WR class and see if we can get a solid talent at the position in another round. We have been falling into the same traps repeatedly with overvaluing certain prospects and what have we had to show for it? It's time to approach the draft more tactfully. That's our pathway to any level of sustained success.

[TD alt]

32 minutes ago, frankw said:

Personally I would rather deep dive the whole WR class and see if we can get a solid talent at the position in another round. We have been falling into the same traps repeatedly with overvaluing certain prospects and what have we had to show for it? It's time to approach the draft more tactfully. That's our pathway to any level of sustained success.

We have Brandt Tilis now. 

[MrBubba]

7 hours ago, Bostonheelfish said:

He screams Philly Brown. I don’t want in first round or second 

Who remembers Tavon Austin?  

[Shocker]

I don’t want KC personally but I do like Cooper

[TD alt]

1 hour ago, Basbear said:

brother I see 3 names near the top and KC is right there. I guess they maybe not the same, but this against zone...which is a _______ NFL D. You can draw your known thoughts. 

I see you read Reddit...

Anyway, there are different numbers floating around, not that YPRR against zone or man is the litmus test of how well a player will do in the pros, but I'll give you that about zone. Just keep in mind that he was a different receiver at Texas A&M.

There's a bunch to like about his game. For you to look at a metric and draw a conclusion or parallels is just selling him short. No analyst I've listened to has drawn that conclusion. 

 

 

This link is specifically geared to Carolina (the vid is on top).

https://sports.yahoo.com/video/why-kc-concepcion-makes-sense-for-the-panthers-130000882.html

Matt Harmon of reception perception is really high on the kid, and he's another one (along with Josh Norris) that says it wouldn't be a surprise if Concepcion turns out to be the top receiver in the class.

 

[TD alt]

20 minutes ago, MrBubba said:

Who remembers Tavon Austin?  

Both of them were diminutive receivers. Concepcion is simply bigger.

[csx]

23 minutes ago, TD alt said:

We have Brandt Tilis now. 

 

We had him for that terrible 2024 draft.

If you want to credit him for 2025 you need to blame him for 24. Tillis is 1-1 with the 24 draft being quite bad.

 

[TD alt]

15 minutes ago, csx said:

 

We had him for that terrible 2024 draft.

If you want to credit him for 2025 you need to blame him for 24. Tillis is 1-1 with the 24 draft being quite bad.

 

No mulligan for little time to develop? They barely got their feet up under them, but point taken. 

[strato]

He isn’t a QB.  

[GoobyPls]

6 hours ago, TD alt said:

I mean, I don't know what you're seeing or reading, but I've heard (not read) several analysts say that Concepcion plays stronger than his size. Like I said, you've got it twisted apparently. Keep in mind that these are only a few. The dude is as tough as nails from what I've been looking at.

"Concepcion is a very dynamic runner after the catch who shows impressive vision, can make defenders miss in a phone booth and shows good competitiveness to finish his rushes. His role as a rusher hasn’t been as prominent recently, but received a lot of carries as a freshman. Gives pretty good effort when stalking opponents in the run game, with a physical temperament and better functional strength than expected."

https://www.fantasypros.com/2026/01/2026-nfl-draft-scouting-report-kc-concepcion-wr-texas-am/

"Play strength is better than you’d expect given his size, a little bit stockier and stronger than this type of receiver typically is"

https://jonledyard.substack.com/p/2026-nfl-draft-scouting-report-texas-eae

Strong Hands and Competitive Toughness

"Despite not being the biggest receiver, Concepcion attacks the football, finishes through contact, and plays with noticeable intensity. He’s reliable on contested catches and tough over the middle."

https://www.draftnation.com/articles/2026-nfl-prospect-profile-texas-am-wide-receiver-kc-concepcion

Go watch his highlights, it’s a lot making defenders miss not breaking tackles 

[MHS831]

9% drops?  That scares me.  However, the average in the NFL (drops) is around 6.5%.  Having played in college with a variety of QBs (practice--we had 9 qbs during the 2 years I played), I can say some throw an easier to catch ball than others.  Personally, I see his stock rising and it seems by April 23, he might be a top 15 pick. 

[MHS831]

9 hours ago, Shocker said:

I don’t want KC personally but I do like Cooper

Drops?  9% is not good.

[firefox1234]

He seems to be a good KR/PR. I imagine Morgan and Canales are looking for that. Still not my preferred choice at 19. I think this WR class is deep enough you can find that stuff in later rounds.