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Anyone else think it's a strong possibillity we trade D-will on draft day?

Yaboychris28

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CRA Grand Master

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What if Gettleman could move up in the draft offering our #14 pick and D-will in a trade ? Or maybe offering this package to a team needing to move up in the draft and also a RB. This might give us first round pick and possibly a 2nd or 3rd round pick.

Problem with that logic is the good teams who may be in a win now mood that might entertain the absurdity of wanting an old and expensive RB......is those aren't the teams drafting a the top of the draft.

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Taking the cap implications out of the equation - I think the Panthers are 5-11 without DWill last year. I guess that would have meant a higher draft pick and no Rivera... so take it for what it's worth.

What is your logic behind that? no one else could of made plays against the Saints?

Also you could argue Carolina being forced to play Tolbert more could of helped us considering the OL we had....

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What is your logic behind that? no one else could of made plays against the Saints?

Also you could argue Carolina being forced to play Tolbert more could of helped us considering the OL we had....

That's a valid point. But he made key, big plays in a few games that put the game out of reach.

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All I'm saying is no other RB was making those big runs. Could someone else have? Sure. Could a different running approach with Tolbert have worked? Sure. But with the limited carries RBs were getting from Chud, big plays were needed to make the running game a factor.

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I know that picks are changing hands more frequently, but what 4th rounder is ever gonna equal what we "should" get from D-Will? The cap penalties are still there if we trade, a fourth round pick, and I'm speaking from experience here, has not been very productive for us. Give away a former probowler for the chance to draft some camp fodder? fuging REALLY?! Why? Just be patient and wait to see if the kid has anything left for us. We have already paid for it.

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