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I actually expect big Frank to start over Ealy actually. If one of Frank/CJ/Ealy gets hurt we're going to suffer though.

They can't do Namor. There is something weird with their rights to that character that are still unresolved, when it comes to stuff like movies and games. People thought Guardians would fail as well because only comic followers really knew about them, but that hit it out of the park. I have faith, but we'll see. The action seems kind of cool in my opinion. I'll admit I'm not super excited though, I think Strange/Ms. Marvel/Black Panther would be better, and a bunch of others. They really took away one of Ant-Man (Pym)'s biggest plot-lines by having Stark create Ultron in the movie and not him (like in the comis).

Movie was awesome. I am a huge fan of this genre and have read the comics and still thought it ruled. Ultron was Stark in AI form and his bad side. It makes sense to have witty jokes here and there. Ultron wasn't as physically intimidating as Winter Soldier or as funny as Loki but he was a good mix of both.

Passed over by every team in the league.

So we drafted a guy hurt all year with toe injuries? I remember a guy like that Ned Jonathan Stewart who missed a TON of games.

. At this point yes the draft is the only place to get one lol. We refused to sign anyone of value at ol or wr because we assumed we would draft better. If Oher doesn't have an amazing comeback year we are in trouble.

He was routinely shoe strong tackled by people last year. Like line backers and slower safties.

Not all but when your speed is a undrafted guy made of glass and a older player with suspect hands then it is an issue. This sounds like people defending gettleman last year saying bell and chandler will be enough.

Brown gets hurt on every other catch and is still a huge question mark. Ginn is two years older and has ALWAYS been a question mark. He also has suspect hands but I'm happy we have somebody with speed at least. Neither are REAL answers.

Except Olsen is blocking because our line has holes.

And gettleman said he wasn't trading at all. So maybe you should go listen and realize the guy blows smoke.

And this guy has terrible yac. He is the opposite of the kind of receiver we need.

What I don't understand is why we didn't take one of the actual first round quality receivers in the first and then if we really loved shaq trade up to get him. I bet he still would have been there. So this trade reeks of desperation. Gettleman seen receivers falling off the board and had to settle with a slower TE with bad football iq and is passive on the field. This wouldn't be bad if we didn't need speed.

Terrible pick at that spot. A late 2nd rounder early 3rd over an actually need at wide receiver. After passing on almost every receiver in free agency and now this our team must enjoy barely winning when we do with 15 points.

Definitely, no I'm happy with the pick, he's going to be good. Just trying to keep it real here with what he needs help with. He was leaned on especially early, and I get that, and he was covered hard a lot of times because we have no other real threat. He'll get better.

He was the worst. Actually, he was #2 behind Steve Smith Sr.. http://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/stats/drops/2014/ Also one of the worst percentages for target of passes caught for someone targeted as much as he was.

Most people agree the guy needs to work on his drops, and not all were recorded either. He's going to be fine, but stop trying to deny he has a drop issue.

I doubt most of them had as many targets, are we really comparing running backs to a WR?

Not exactly. He caught less percentage of his passes than almost anyone on the top list, only 50% of his targetted passes are caught. This shows that not only does he have official drops, but other passes are going by him that a true #1 should catch (granted QB accuracy and stuff comes into play there as well). In his defense, he wasn't as open as he should be because of our terrible WR core around him. I'm not saying he isn't going to be great, and maybe a star, but Panther fans have a habit of crowning anyone that looks semi-capable at a position, especially ones where we haven't had good players in in a while or only had 2 previously (WR for instance). He absolutely needs to work on his hands if he is ever going to be dependable, it is the single BIGGEST issue he has right now as a player. I don't think we'll regret the pick.

He's a beast but he had some terrible drops. Wide open drops that just went through his hands. Don't make excuses. He was the worst offender in the NFL last year, statistically when it comes to drops. I can't blame him, he was known to have butterfingers in college as well. His stats are also full of garbage time so it's not a complete picture. He could have had easily 1200-1300 yards last season if it wasn't for his drops. I think he's going to be fine and a great piece for the future, but he's not a #1 right now but he could be with some more work.

I'd be more worried about him learning to catch right now.

I think this was confirmed, actually.

Tillman is better than Decoud, Cason, or Harper ever were. While Rivera/DG failed hard on those signings, this isn't a bad one.

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