In An Article Titled "which Nfl Teams Got Worse This Offseason?"...

[mav1234]

the thing is, outside of trading up for Blackmon, would we really have been able to get someone talented enough to immediately relieve pressure from Smitty in the draft? Perhaps Floyd, but when he was not even close to the best pick on the board at that time, would he have been worth it?

Getting a decent vet FA might have been nice, but IMO, we don't need a "serviceable veteran" at WR, we need someone who can in time basically replace Smitty. Because of that, we don't want to just grab every WR we can, we need to be careful about who we pick up - especially with a couple young relative unknowns.

[Delhommey]

Bill Barnwell knows his stuff.

He just doesn't realize what a great idea giving Deangelo Williams and James Anderson MEGABUCK$ was.

Stupid media!

[Argus Plexus]

I stopped reading at Wide Receiver

[TheRed]

It may not be the biggest hole given the strides we need to make on defense, but it is definitely a huge question mark and we'be been down this road before.

We are gambling on lafell and gettis, and gettis is coming back from a major injury in what will essentially be only his second season. So what happens if neither can take on the role as a true #2?

It would be wise to atleast have a backup plan, which I assume and hope our front office has.

[Mother Grabber]

The article says that we stayed the same. I don't see how that makes us worse...

[stirs]

http://www.mockingthedraft.com/2012/2/14/2798514/worth-a-pick-rico-wallace-wr-shenandoah

[koolkatluke]

Stupid article we had a top 5 offense with Nanee as the 2nd wr. Sooner or later you have to see if the young wr can play. You just5 can't keep signing vets.

[Rocky]

people outside the carolinas, dont know poo about the panthers.

[big_d]

ESPN has posted some rediculous articles in the past few weeks. I've stopped reading what they spew as knowledge. They must have hired a Taints moron to write their articles. Maybe its Brees and thats why he's been too busy to sit down with Benson and finish negotiations.