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Beason..."kuechly Safer Pick Than Both Luck And Griffin"

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http://profootballta...uck-or-griffin/

Beason states that Luke was a safer pick than both Luck and Griffin because the two young quarterbacks will need pieces around them to succeed. I think all three of these players have excellent careers ahead of them but Luke will see his success much earlier simply because the transition from a college to an NFL LBer is easier than it is for a QB.

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I'd say he's about as safe. LB is the QB of the defense.

Gotta love Beast backing his players up like his job title entitles him too though.

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Beason talks too much.

I do not remember him talking this often during previous off-seasons. I believe he is just fed up with all the naysayers and doubters of this franchise. He knows we have the pieces to the puzzle now and once this season gets going the Panthers should get on the map and make some teams realize we are not the Panthers of just a couple years ago. The man has stated its not about being cocky, but about confidence. I do not have a problem with our All-Pro MLB defending this franchise and his teammates and I do not think any Panther fan should either.

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I do not remember him talking this often during previous off-seasons. I believe he is just fed up with all the naysayers and doubters of this franchise. He knows we have the pieces to the puzzle now and once this season gets going the Panthers should get on the map and make some teams realize we are not the Panthers of just a couple years ago. The man has stated its not about being cocky, but about confidence. I do not have a problem with our All-Pro MLB defending this franchise and his teammates and I do not think any Panther fan should either.

My .02c

I personally have no problem with it but if he wants to shut up the doubters the Panthers need to win. Until they do that consistently, all the talk in the world don't mean poo.

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He was asked numerous questions by the Observer and gave his 2 cent on the Kuechly pick so please stfu.

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2012/05/26/3269942/safe-pick-luke-kuechly-pads-carolina.html#storylink=cpy

So when an opposing player is asked questions & gives answers stating his .02 cents & mentions an opposing player everyone bashes him to hell & back saying how dare he. But when a Panther does the exact same thing it's okay because he's confident? Get real. Beason could have praised Luke without mentioning the top 2 picks in the draft by name. He's just stirring poo up.

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