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With A Deep Draft Of Def. Players, Panthers Can Get....


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Players like DT Thompson from Clemson to compete with Fua and veteran Edwards as a run stopper in the 2nd round. ;)

CB Hayward from Vandy to compete with Hogan and Butler in the 4th round & OLB Trevathan from Kentucky to groom for T. Davis in the 5th round. :)

Previously, I mentioned a wide receiver in the first like Blackmon and Floyd to grow with our quarterback Cam. :D

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I wish you wr people get a life. If gettis or lafell. Were drafted in the 1st round. These stupid threads wouldn't be happening. But you have to have a shinny new toy at any cost. Our defense gives up 485 points and we have the 5th scoring offense with no offseason and a rookie qb. But you still need a flashy wr. I just don't get it. I could see if the defense stoped any body but they even let the colts. Get 21 points.

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Why didn't you just put this in your other thread? Outside of maybe a few options in the second round (Jerrel Worthy for example) I just don't see us drafting a DT outside of the first round. We either draft a DT in the first round or we don't draft one at all until possibly really late in the draft. We are stocked at average DT talent. We either go big or go home on that position in this draft.

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I wish you wr people get a life. If gettis or lafell. Were drafted in the 1st round. These stupid threads wouldn't be happening. But you have to have a shinny new toy at any cost. Our defense gives up 485 points and we have the 5th scoring offense with no offseason and a rookie qb. But you still need a flashy wr. I just don't get it. I could see if the defense stoped any body but they even let the colts. Get 21 points.

Holy sentence fragments batman.

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To continue on my above point. It just doesn't make any sense to further clog up the DT position with 2-5th round talent, when we have two 3rd's from last years draft as well as various other pieces from FA from last year already there. Fua and McClain with most definitely have progressed from last year, and outside of freak talents like Suh, DT's are very rarely dominant their first year.

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The only defensive players that make sense long term are Brockers from LSU as our Nose tackle and Fletcher from MSU as our Under Tackle.

Both would be a mid-teens selection and a trade down scenario and will add considerable depth to our line and extra picks in the draft.

At defensive ends, you have players like Ingram and Coples that seem out of place or inconsistent.

Coples seems like a J. Peppers 2.0 player and would be a good pick, but I would rather go offense.

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defense first plox

everyone that plays Madden would take an overpowered wide receiver over an overpowered defensive player

:cam:

Not true. I play too much Madden probly. I'm tired of seeing my defense get ran over. I'm remind of how much our DBs suck everytime someone throws a bomb.

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