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A.J. Green...Number-1 to Panthers?

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You don't take a QB first overall unless you're absolutely sure he's the real deal. If they have any questions about Cam succeeding they shouldn't take him.....period. Same goes for Gabbert' date=' Locker, Mallet or even Luck if he was in the draft....[/quote']

I'll leave it up to the talent evaluators on our team to decide if the QB's are the real deal or not.

To me WR is too much a luxury pick that you take when all other franchise positions are filled (Bill Walsh philosophy) but again I don't scout or pick in the NFL.

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You don't take a QB first overall unless you're absolutely sure he's the real deal. If they have any questions about Cam succeeding they shouldn't take him.....period. Same goes for Gabbert' date=' Locker, Mallet or even Luck if he was in the draft....[/quote']

I don't follow the logic :confused:. Following what you said we will never be able to draft any QB... there is always some risk involved, and you can not be sure what anybody is going to do until they are but in those situations.

I mean even right now Kevin Kolb has had a chance to play games in the NFL and there are still varying opinons on him. Some believe he can be the man, others are unsure. Look at Matt Moore a year ago. The way he finished the season a lot of us were sure he was going to be a good QB this season, but he made a complete 180 and did not perform when he was the man this season.

So everyone has some risk and you will never be sure. Only players like Manning and Brady who have consistently done it over multiple years are the only Qb's you can be sure about.

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