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Should the panthers take a look at players in the supplemental draft?


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lmao who ever said jimmy clausen had lebron james type talent? the comparison is not there at all. he doesnt have freakish size nor is not athletically gifted enuff to warrant the comparison. Lions or no Lions If some one drops from a possible first round pick to be gotten for as cheap as a 5-7 pick(whom many get cut and never make the team) I say its worth looking into.

Love him or hate him he is 6'5 230 who has shown ablity to not only throw a decent pass but make big time catches in big time games. Given the right teaching I feel he would pay off alot more than some body we draft in the fifth who may not make the team. If he enter the draft this season or next, he would not be a 6-7 round pick.

do a little research...

and they weren't talking athletic ability.. they were talking stardom.

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lmao who ever said jimmy clausen had lebron james type talent? the comparison is not there at all. he doesnt have freakish size nor is not athletically gifted enuff to warrant the comparison. Lions or no Lions If some one drops from a possible first round pick to be gotten for as cheap as a 5-7 pick(whom many get cut and never make the team) I say its worth looking into.

Love him or hate him he is 6'5 230 who has shown ablity to not only throw a decent pass but make big time catches in big time games. Given the right teaching I feel he would pay off alot more than some body we draft in the fifth who may not make the team. If he enter the draft this season or next, he would not be a 6-7 round pick.

do a little research...

and they weren't talking athletic ability.. they were talking stardom, IIRC. (when you do the research, you can remind me exactly what they were referencing)

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Janoris Jenkins. If we'll take a chance on Hogan, might as well go after Jenkins too.

Jenkins is going to play for North Alabama in '11, so he likely won't be subject for the supp draft unless he doesn't get accepted or gets booted there sometime in the next few weeks.

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Jenkins is going to play for North Alabama in '11, so he likely won't be subject for the supp draft unless he doesn't get accepted or gets booted there sometime in the next few weeks.

That's too bad I was really hoping Carolina would scoop him up but Mark Herzlich would be solid ... 6'4" 250 runs a 4.8 40 and former ACC defensive player of the year at BC.. Has or hopefully will have had cancer ...

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Much more athletic than Newton? Seriously? Your right, Newton is not much of an athlete. And he has also never caught a TD pass. Right.

Slow down new guy. no one is questioning newton being athletic. As you can see by my gif i'm a big newton fan. But speaking on being an athletic i talk about in terms of speed and ablity to play a number of positions. the differnce between newton's 4.6 and pryor's 4.4 is a big gap. While newton could play tightend as could pryor,pryor could also play wr.

Coming out of highschool pryor had no position and was listed as an athlete. A blue chip at that, with the ablity to be pretty darn good at at any of those position. he's one of those big guys with basketball skills who could play on either side of the field.

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do a little research...

and they weren't talking athletic ability.. they were talking stardom, IIRC. (when you do the research, you can remind me exactly what they were referencing)

so talent and stardom are the same thing? i swear we were talking about ability to transend the game?

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