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Question for defense enthusiasts


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Say we nab a defensive player with a first round grade with our 65th pick. Are you going to feel better that we drafted Cam, and more comfortable on the defensive front?

a couple defense fans wanted us to take two dt's with our first two picks..so maybe not...

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The only first round grade players left are like... Aaron Williams, Marvin Austin, Da'Quan Bowers, and Akeem Ayers... I'd take Williams or Austin but I find it very unlikely that they get to us.

Drake Nevis/Terrell McClain or Davon House will hopefully be at the top of the third.

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Say we nab a defensive player with a first round grade with our 65th pick. Are you going to feel better that we drafted Cam, and more comfortable on the defensive front?

No.

Cam is going to get a $50+ Million payday, so picking up a 1st round calibre defensive player later doesn't make the risk and amount of money being paid to Cam any less. The only thing that will make me feel better is Cam Newton coming to Charlotte and successfully proving he can be this team's QB.

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No.

Cam is going to get a $50+ Million payday, so picking up a 1st round calibre defensive player later doesn't make the risk and amount of money being paid to Cam any less. The only thing that will make me feel better is Cam Newton coming to Charlotte and successfully proving he can be this team's QB.

Ok, ...what about the second part of the question then?

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