Josh Gordon (2012 NFL Supplemental Draft)

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

I'd fork over a 4th for Josh, but I don't even think that will be enough.

I see him checking out in the third round to the Boys or Skins.

[rayzor]

Al Davis isn't there anymore, a whole new regime is in town...

the new regime traded two first rounders for carson frikkin palmer.

doesn't seem like they are any better off.

[rayzor]

I will bet you a dollar he will not make it past the 4th

not allowed.

[Mr. Scot]

Shefter listed the CAROLINA PANTHERS as a potential landing spot for Gordon

ESPN's Adam Schefter says Baylor WR Josh Gordon could go as high as the second round in Thursday's Supplemental Draft.

Schefter notes that Gordon is expected to run a 4.4 forty or better at his Tuesday Pro Day. He's going to intrigue a lot of teams with that speed at 6'4/225. Schefter lists the Browns, Dolphins, Panthers, Colts, Eagles, Cowboys and Redskins as possible landing spots.

Speculation on Schefter's part. No reports indicating we're attending his pro day at this point, though I'll grant it's possible they could.

If memory serves, the Panthers have never used a pick in the Supplemental Draft at any time in their history. And if the speculation that he could go as high as the first three rounds is true, I don't see us doing it this year either.

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

Speculation on Schefter's part. No reports indicating we're attending his pro day at this point, though I'll grant it's possible they could.

If memory serves, the Panthers have never used a pick in the Supplemental Draft at any time in their history. And if the speculation that he could go as high as the first three rounds is true, I don't see us doing it this year either.

I'm aware that it is speculation, but I wouldn't exactly use the history aspect that we've never used a pick in a supplemental draft as reasoning that we wouldn't know being that we are what, the third youngest team in the NFL?

I would just stick with the argument that the Panthers have reportedly shown no interest in Mr. Gordon.

[Keep Pounding]

the new regime traded two first rounders for carson frikkin palmer.

doesn't seem like they are any better off.

Reggie Mckenzie took over after the the season, the trade for Palmer was before he took over. When Reggie took over, he fired Hue Jackson, the dumb poo that gave up the house for Palmer, and pick Terrell Pyror in the supplemental draft.

To be honest, I can't stand the Raiders, mainly their fans, so I could really care less.

But the GM did mention he would no longer trade future draft picks.

http://profootballta...f-future-picks/

“I do not want to trade future picks — especially high ones,” McKenzie said, via theSan Jose Mercury-News.

He also talks about drafting players with more attributes other than speed.

​McKenzie said the team would place value on attributes other than player speed, which historically has been an important characteristic to the Raiders.

http://www.nfl.com/n...aft-picks-count

So I can't see the Raiders using a future pick on a supplemental draftee, that just my own opinion....

[rayzor]

Reggie Mckenzie took over after the the season, the trade for Palmer was before he took over. When Reggie took over, he fired Hue Jackson, the dumb poo that gave up the house for Palmer, and pick Terrell Pyror in the supplemental draft.

To be honest, I can't stand the Raiders, mainly their fans, so I could really care less.

But the GM did mention he would no longer trade future draft picks.

http://profootballta...f-future-picks/

He also talks about drafting players with more attributes other than speed.

http://www.nfl.com/n...aft-picks-count

So I can't see the Raiders using a future pick on a supplemental draftee, that just my own opinion....

oh yeah...forgot about all that stuff.

i remember reading about it all now. the funniest is reading just how dumb al davis' son is and how he was treated there. if i cared about it more i would find some of the articles talking about it. but i don't.

[g5jamz]

I had hoped this scenario had panned out when Floyd was farking up at Notre Dame in that year we picked Cam and could've gotten first shot at Floyd in the supplemental. This kid looks like a player. The maturity issues bother me a lot...especially at wide receiver where teams have shown you can get WRs a dime a dozen. I'll wait until post pro-day...hand size...40...vert...yadda yadda.

[Razeyfingers]

the 12' season is going to be breakout year for at least one of (Gettis, LaFell, Pilares) if not all 3. I think Graves is bringing it strong and is going to do a great job with the younger guys. Im ready to see if the high flyin Hawaiian is going to be something. This will be the year to take a very close look at him.

[KaseKlosed]

I bet the Browns or the Saints* take him

[La Pantera]

I bet the Browns or the Saints** take him

Saints* still haven't signed Toon and have very little money left.

[rayzor]

Saints* won't be able to afford anyone since brees won his grievance.

[csx]

mid round draft picks are pretty damn cheap

[Mr. Scot]

Being reported that he ran a4.52 in the 40 (per Adam Caplan)

Measured in at 6'3 1/2, 224 lbs, 36 inch vertical, 13 reps of 225

Not exactly mind-boggling, but decent.