BREAKING! Joe Person: “If Thieneman is available, he’s the #Panthers’ pick.”

[TD alt]

1 hour ago, frankw said:

@TD alt right now

Pretty dumb considering that I said that if I were picking, I'd probably pick Thieneman, but as usual some of you Huddlers truly seem like you just have a difficult time with more than any thing that's surface analysis. Hell, if I didn't know y'all's Huddle face anyway, I'd think that some of you just have issues with reading comprehension, but I'm going to give y'all that much credit. So, I guess it's just nonsensical trolling. 

Edited April 17 by TD alt

[ForJimmy]

59 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

I believe Cowboys secondary coach was his ex-college coach 

Vikings could use him as well.  Plus I've heard a couple people saying throw positional value out the window.

[TD alt]

 

[frankw]

6 minutes ago, TD alt said:

Pretty dumb considering that I said that if I were picking, I'd probably pick Thieneman, but as usual some of you Huddlers truly seem like you just have a difficult time with more than any thing that's surface analysis. Hell, if I didn't know y'all's Huddle face anyway, I'd think that some of you just have issues with reading comprehension, but I'm going to give y'all that much credit. So, I guess it's just nonsensical trolling. 

It was only in jest man. I don't know when draft talk got so life and death for you but it might be time to unplug for your own mental health.

[strato]

28 minutes ago, chknwing said:

would be great if Evero liked to play rookies.  This is why the defense was handled in free agency.  Id say safety in round 2 or 3.  Because he wont start under Evero, he wont be an impact player out the gate and Carolina has stated they want an impact player in round 1.  Round 1 will be offense.  Expect Sadiq or a WR.

That isn’t wrong about Evero and rookies. But he will play them. Played Scourton. I think if there is no one to keep you down, you’ll probably play. If he has a vet to use, it is much harder to move up. 

[Bear Hands]

Seems like we have an eye on WR, but Thieneman is our #1 target on defense.  Question is where does Thieneman slide in with the WRs? Most likely after the top-3?

You gotta think one of Tate/Tyson/Lemon or Thieneman will be there.  And it will be a very fine addition.  And McNeil-Warren and/or Cooper Jr would be the wildcards if they for some reason are all gone. 

Not much smoke around OL or Sadiq.  We met with McDonald IDL but he's probably lower than the first 4 on our board.

 

 

[ncstatekwi]

[TheSpecialJuan]

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    Emmanuel PregnonG 3Oregon

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    Malachi FieldsWR 9Notre Dame

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[TheSpecialJuan]

1 minute ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

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1. 44

   R Mason ThomasEDGE 10Oklahoma

   Undersized, but plays fast; should be able to find a meaningful NFL role.

   
2. 45

   Brandon CisseCB 7South Carolina

   Unrefined but promising; late to anticipate routes, but has NFL speed.

   
3. 46

   CJ AllenLB 3Georgia

   Coachable, high-IQ defender who’s often a step ahead of his teammates; a likely starter.

   
4. 47

   Chris BellWR 8Louisville

   A rare NFL combination: big, strong and explosive. Should start when he’s healthy.

   
5. 48

   Jake GoldayLB 4Cincinnati

   Still unrefined, but his size, speed and ascending skill set are all encouraging.

   
6. 49

   Gabe JacasEDGE 11Illinois

   A quick, aggressive pass rusher whose power and technique should translate well in the NFL.

   
7. 50

   Anthony Hill Jr.LB 5Texas

   A long, rangy athlete who needs to improve his anticipation and instincts.

   
8. 51

   Jadarian PriceRB 2Notre Dame

   A starting-caliber talent with work to do in pass-catching and ball security.

   
9. 52

   Caleb BanksDT 4Florida

   A towering athlete with power and twitch; his injury history may give some teams pause.

   
10. 53

    Keionte ScottS 4Miami

    Plays like a linebacker in a cornerback’s body; may give the right team meaningful snaps.

    
11. 54

    Keyron CrawfordEDGE 12Auburn

    Lacks ideal size, length and power, but has the skill set to contribute right away.

    
12. 55

    Lee HunterDT 5Texas Tech

    Strong and instinctive as a run defender, but limited on passing downs.

    
13. 56

    Treydan StukesCB 8Arizona

    An instinctive athlete with confidence and versatility; will fit best in a nickel defense.

    
14. 57

    Emmanuel PregnonG 3Oregon

    Checks the boxes NFL teams look for, and a great fit for a gap scheme.

    
15. 58

    Malachi FieldsWR 9Notre Dame

    Shades of Michael Pittman, but must work on expanding his route tree.

    
16. 59

    Antonio WilliamsWR 10Clemson

    A controlled, fluid athlete who projects best in the slot.

    

If we go safety #19 (using Dane Brugler's top 100) these players will be our options 2nd round @51  Value would be another defensive player 

Edited April 17 by TheSpecialJuan

[WUnderhill]

I expect him to join Jalon Walker on our pre draft defense.

[Jon Snow]

1 hour ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

If we go safety #19 (using Dane Brugler's top 100) these players will be our options 2nd round @51  Value would be another defensive player 

I suspect they would take Hill Jr. In that scenario. 

[Cuttinedge]

He won’t be available  minny take him at 18 

[Growl]

we could honestly probably get Detroit to give us a pick swap for next to nothing just so they could stick it to Minnesota.

 

[TD alt]

4 minutes ago, Growl said:

we could honestly probably get Detroit to give us a pick swap for next to nothing just so they could stick it to Minnesota.