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Keenan Allen to work out with panthers April 9

CamNewton316

By CamNewton316,
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Definitely looking at picking a WR in the first or second, I approve.

Yeah looks that way more with the first it seems. I would rather grab a WR in the 2nd but if it BPA in the first and that is what is there then you take it. Have nothing against Allen wouldnt mind seeing him here but not over Austin.

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We already know that him and Ricky have a relationship. Not to mention Rivera's Cal ties.

Allen's late season injury has pushed his stock down but I still think he's the best WR prospect in this class. Man if we could drop a few spots and land him, it'd be absolutely amazing.

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Prefer Austin based on the footage I have seen of them, but if the Panthers decide there is a WR warranting the #14 pick and it is someone other than Austin, I will be excited for the new weapon.

austin has been getting a ton of hype. he may be he first WR taken. wouldn't surprise me at all.

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