DaveThePanther2008

Graham, Carter, Hunter, Johnson. The odds that one of these 4 players are still on the board is pretty good. If by some bad fate and they are gone. I trade down in round 1.

I wouldn't be upset if we picked up another TE but Sanders showed improvement and with a full season under his belt could very well take the next step. Tremble is also getting better and better. Maybe Frank take the next step and becomes TE3. Hopefully 2024 was the last season we have to look at stone hands Thomas.

Morgan is working his plan. Build the trenches. Built us a top ten offensive line last year and by signing Christensen he's keeping the family together. He's focusing on the defensive line to compliment Brown. Many of the new players are coming off their rookie deals. They kind of remind me of AJ Klein. He was behind Luke. A good player that moved on to the Saints and had a decent career. The draft last year we took many players that were questionable at the spot they were picked but have huge upsides to them if they develop properly. I liked most of his picks and look forward to this draft.

One or two year contract. Brooks won't be available in 2025. Why draft another RB when we could use the draft capital on other needs. I wouldn't mind with a decent contract.

Could find multiple way to use him. I think he'd be a great addition.

This was my thought too.

All of our free agents on the D-line should benefit from having DB next to them. They seem to indicate that this is reaction move since we missed out on Milton. Morgan last season fixed the O-line. This year is the defense. It does look like edge will be our focus in the draft.

I like the fact that he has connections with Canales. You have to figure out what you are willing to pay him. Due to the fact that you are going to have to pay him what Seattle won't I would not give up more than an 4th or 5th rounder. If Seattle doesn't trade him, they will lose him in Free Agency next year. The cap guru needs to figure out a way to keep Horn and get us Metcalf. My personal opinion. We are going to be in the conversation, but our defense is a priority this off-season.

I did a couple of mock drafts and he's no lower than a 4th rounder. I would take him in the 4th.

I hope he ends up in a Panther uniform. Something about this kid makes me think he's going to be a special player. Nothing great stands out about him but he's just 100% football player that won't quit.

I'm not against trading back but I really can't make a prediction until after free agency. Mock drafts are fun but mostly are pure speculation. Outside of a trade we won't really know the direction of the draft until we fill some of our needs in free agency. I believe we are going to stress defense in free agency, especially the defensive line. Morgan has stated that the trenches are the foundation to a good team. We addressed the O-line last year this year we'll address the defensive line. If we can address many of our needs through free agency than our options to trade down goes up. we'll find out in 10 days when Free Agency starts.

If you follow most of these mock drafts you can see the writers true colors. Strange picks and somehow a stud lands to a desperate team.

Should have taken Eddie George.

Honestly I don't recall the names that were mentioned but there were a few. I'm hoping they do address the offense in the draft. My point is that IMO they will dictate how round one goes because no one really knows who they will pick. It's all speculation right now. I think by the end of March, after free agency, we will be able to get a better idea of how the draft might go.

New England will define how this draft goes. They have 128 million in cap space. They could make a run at several top free agents including top tier LTs. They need to give Maye weapons and protection. If they address the offense through Free Agency our picks of Carter or Graham will be gone. If they go OT we might have a chance at one of the top defensive players.