Which would you pick (at #59)?

[Delhommey]

UNGER!:hurray:

I'd take Mack too. I like mean mofo's on the OL.

[Kurb]

^that

[2jakefansinva]

I've been on the DT bangwagon all offseason. But if there is a blue chipper OG at the 59 slot........you gotta go with it and fill that DT need later in the draft and thru FA.

Also personally.....I stopped after the year we drafted TD in trying to name the player we would pick. That pick came as a total surpise. And after the last two drafts I should stop in trying to predict the position we will select. The Panthers FO is just too unpredictable.

[thefuzz]

Hard to gauge DT coming out of college, so I would probably say OG. Elite O linemen drafted at the 59 would be cheap "great" talent for us for years.

Good DT's may not even make the field except to rotate.

To me it comes down to every down o line player, or a situational D line player.

We can pick up a DT after the Draft, in FA.

[Sam Mills Fan]

I'd take Pat White.

[Delhommey]

When you look at it, we know we can go 12-4 with our current D-line depth.

You cannot say that about the O-Line.

That being said, BPA.

[Spivey9]

I dont know. We seriously need some pressure. DT.

[Panthro]

I'm thinking that there is a higher than usual chance that the same quality of DT's available in the late 2nd = the late 3rd

[top dawg]

It's simple: the BAP/BPA. It's our philosophy.

[DaCityKats]

bpa.as long as they don't reach on someone

[Mr. Scot]

misconception about the draft is that your just building for this next coming year. A good F.O. looks 2-5 years down the road when drafting.

Correct, and worth noting.

[rayzor]

Bpa

i'm assuming that the BPA in this scenario is an elite/dominate OG and, most likely this.....

UNGER!:hurray:

i would be happy with mack or unger...hard to believe that both of these guys would be taken by the #59 spot. finding kalil where we did just gives me too much optimism. i would be incredibly happy with getting duke robinson as well. it is very likely that one of those 3 will be at the #59.

Hard to gauge DT coming out of college, so I would probably say OG. Elite O linemen drafted at the 59 would be cheap "great" talent for us for years.

Good DT's may not even make the field except to rotate.

To me it comes down to every down o line player, or a situational D line player.

We can pick up a DT after the Draft, in FA.

i agree with this.

if cap room can be made (which i have very little doubt can/will be done somehow) we will be addressing the DT position in FA the way we did the Oline last year, hopefully with as good or better results.

[Murph]

This is GBN's final big board rankings #33-61. I would be content with any in red and maybe some in orange.

Ziggy Hood DT 6-3, 300 Missouri

Connor Barwin DE 6-4, 255 Cincinnati (OLB/TE)

Max Unger OC 6-5, 310 Oregon

Larry English DE 6-2, 255 Northern Illinois

Clint Sintim LB 6-3, 255 Virginia

Kenny Britt WR 6-3, 218 Rutgers

William Beatty OT 6-6, 307 UConn

Cornelius Ingram TE 6-4, 246 Florida (X)

Alphonso Smith CB 5-9, 195 Wake Forest

LeSean McCoy RB 5-10, 205 Pittsburgh (X)

Hakeem Nicks WR 6-1, 212 North Carolina

Eric Wood OC 6-4, 310 Louisville

Ron Brace DT 6-3, 330 Boston College

Michael Johnson DE 6-7, 266 Georgia Tech

Jared Cook TE 6-5, 246 South Carolina

Phil Loadholt OT 6-8, 332 Oklahoma

Brian Robiskie WR 6-3, 210 Ohio State

Duke Robinson OG 6-5, 330 Oklahoma

Sean Smith CB 6-4, 215 Utah

Jamon Meredith OT 6-5, 305 South Carolina

Paul Kruger DE 6-4, 265 Utah

Louis Delmas FS 5-11, 202 Western Michigan

Fili Moala DT 6-4, 305 USC

Jairus Byrd CB 5-10, 207 Oregon

Derrick Williams WR 6-0, 195 Penn State

Marcus Freeman LB 6-1, 240 Ohio State

Shawn Nelson TE 6-5, 240 Southern Mississippi

D.J. Moore CB 5-9, 192 Vanderbilt

Jarron Gilbert DE 6-6, 290 San Jose State

[Samuel L. Jackson]

I'm calling it now and saying if Duke Robinson or Andy Levitre are there, that'll be the pick. Either one has way more value than the DTs that will be there.

ding ding ding!