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Kiper: Nothing 'pressing' for Panthers


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I don't consider many if anyone that works at ESPN an "expert".

And that includes all sports and shows.

Eh...I wouldn't quite go that far. I really value the opinion of Jaws when it comes to QB's. Really, they're not any worse than some of the people at the NFL Network.

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Kiper knows his college players and can be quite informative from that perspective....now when it comes to translating that knowledge to NFL team needs and strategy thats where he fails

Yeah that's a good way to put it.

Ask him what punter is coming out from bohunk state and he knows who and the vitals.

Ask him who in the NFL needs a punter? Not so much.

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Eh...I wouldn't quite go that far. I really value the opinion of Jaws when it comes to QB's. Really, they're not any worse than some of the people at the NFL Network.

I mainly listen to the ex-players, and out of those, only the ones that were actually worth a poo.

No one cares what Tim Hasselbeck has to say for example, hes a scrub.

Then again yea, the NFL Network has the Falcons as 2008 NFCS champions........just wow.

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Kiper knows his college players and can be quite informative from that perspective....now when it comes to translating that knowledge to NFL team needs and strategy thats where he fails

Anyone knows about college players as long as you watch them. He has access to everything. You give a lot of people all of that access, and they could do his job as well. All he can do is get on ESPN and yell at McShay about how wrong he is all the time. I tend to agree with Todd more, but that may be because Mel is annoying.

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Yeah that's a good way to put it.

Ask him what punter is coming out from bohunk state and he knows who and the vitals.

Ask him who in the NFL needs a punter? Not so much.

Right but anyone can do that, if they did it and researched it as a full time job.

Plus those guys have a lot of resources to work with, and other people in their ear.(such as statics,history etc)

The hardest part is the actual Charisma needed to convey the information, and make it interesting for people to view.

Football is easy to know and understand, and easy to tell who is good and what is good, and even why.

Playing it is the hard part, at least playing it at a high level is.

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