I have left the following Bandwagons

[pantherclaw]

Poe's a reach, but another dt or de at our pick isn't?

Love that line of thinking.

I've honestly held off on any bandwagon, figuring our first pick was going to be a lineman of sometype. Knowing kalil isn't going to fall for us, i waited to see someone break themselves away from the others.

I'd be happy with Poe, Cox, or Ingram.

I never get my hopes up high for anyone.

I still say lineman will end up being BPA at 9. Offense or defense. Neither would shock me.

I don't see them picking a receiver.

None of the pure linebackers impress me enough for our first round pick.

CB could be an option, but there is a lot of good cb talent in this draft. So a later cb pick wouldn't be out of the question.

[Herbert The Love Bug]

Andre Drummond. He's the next Kwame Brown

[JawnyBlaze]

Still seated firmly toward the front of the Brockers wagon, but I'd still be happy with Poe, Coples or a couple others. Would be ecstatic with Claiborne.

[Kevin Greene]

Mongo no want Brockers

Mongo want Cornerback.

Who send Mongo Claiborne Candygram?

[Kuech the Sneak]

Want Claiborne if possible

Never on the brockers bandwagon

Want Fletcher Cox

I'd be alright with Coples

I'd be alright with either Reiff or Martin

[R0CKnR0LLA]

i would start a big rumor that claiborne has a drug problem or something in hopes that he falls to us but most likely carolina would be the only team that would end up buying it/taking him off their draft board anyway

[Panfan35]

I am getting off all the "I want this guy" and just RR make the best pick for the panthers.

There is one thing I don't get is all the talk about, this guy is a reach for a top 10 pick stuff. If a you think a guy can make a impact for the team then you pick him,cause with the new rookie cap clubs are not putting the same kind of money towards say top 10 Vs 15.

So for me if you say you would take Poe at 15 but not at 9,it just don't make sense. With that said I am thinking we go with Luke with the first pick. TD is a big ? We are thin at LB and from what I see Luke is a better version of TD which will aid in the pass rush. I know it not a sexy ra ra pick it's the one that is needed.

[Woodie]

it all depends on who drafts him and the scheme he's put into.

I don't think scheme or who picks him will have anything to do with it. I just see Poe as a career underachiever that loves the weightroom more than working on his craft..and I think his lack of production bears that out.

[Panthro]

I am getting off all the "I want this guy" and just RR make the best pick for the panthers.

There is one thing I don't get is all the talk about, this guy is a reach for a top 10 pick stuff. If a you think a guy can make a impact for the team then you pick him,cause with the new rookie cap clubs are not putting the same kind of money towards say top 10 Vs 15.

So for me if you say you would take Poe at 15 but not at 9,it just don't make sense. With that said I am thinking we go with Luke with the first pick. TD is a big ? We are thin at LB and from what I see Luke is a better version of TD which will aid in the pass rush. I know it not a sexy ra ra pick it's the one that is needed.

How will a LB with 2.5 career sacks improve our pass rush?

[Riverboat Ron]

Obviously the solution is to not draft anyone.

[Herbert The Love Bug]

Everyone needs to jump on cox

I used to love me some Cox, but then I realized he was a little too small and not penetrating deep enough or strongly enough. I'd rather have a big fat guy clogging the holes.

[DaCityKats]

I used to love me some Cox, but then I realized he was a little too small and not penetrating deep enough or strongly enough. I'd rather have a big fat guy clogging the holes.

14.5 tfl with 5 sacks playing in the SEC is not good enough?we already have NTs in Fua, Edwards and Kearse this team needs a solid 3 tech that will be disruptive.

[scarface]

Everyone needs to jump on cox

[mr beauxjangles]

I am still firmly a part of the "Draft Claiborne if for whatever reason he falls, otherwise take best available OT" bandwagon that I've been riding all along.