mickeye76

Heard he might be a transfer portal guy. Rumor I heard was Minnesota Gophers.

Has to be a rare talent for safety to be premium picks. Also a luxury type pick for teams with few needs. We are not a team in that position. Best route will be FA.

I like Jalon Walker. A chess piece. Georgia has a reputation for developing linebacker too. His role in that defense was something I could see Envero using. Not trying to move on from Josey causes he is killing it recently but Walker could be his eventual replacement. Lastly local guy.

Walker and Walker combo. Jalon is a versatile and effective linebacker. Deone is the 3-4 NT to free up Brown. JT and TJ are developmental defensive linemen that add depth and youth. Davison has size and pedigree being from Ohio St as a corner. All defense and a trade out of the top 10 to build.

Doubling down on qbs pays off sometimes. I like Milton last year as a later round guy to stash if the Bryce Experiment goes belly up. Called him the antiBryce. NFL arm and size but maybe not NFL everything else a QB needs.

Good story. I kinda wanted to move on from Bridges. Hell even was willing to entertain offers for Melo. I was onboard for a tear down and rebuild but I like the way the franchise is doing it. Run it back. We aren't bottom feeders really. We could be a real hard out at 8 if all the pieces meld. We can score a bit and if coach presses defense mentality... dangerous.

2nd round guys I hope we draft. Ingram - UNC Homer here. Jamal Shead - smaller guy but has a big dog mentality. Tenacious on the court and in the classroom. Senior too so battle tested despite playing in weak conference. Tyler Kolek - playmaker and spark plug scorer that could lead the 2nd unit. But I'ts almost guaranteed the hornets will draft someone else. My first round guys were Rob Dillingham, Knecht and McCain so.... Viva la France I guess.

Thank you. I'm holding judgement on this pick despite my first response which was "who" All the talk of the organization not being able to develop players and also giving up too early on projects(Monk) is erroneous cause it's a new coach and leadership.

I'm starting to favor two prospects. Dalton and Dillingham. Robert could be guard insurance for Melo when he misses time, play alongside Melo and Miller and be a leader of the second team. Dalton could be scorer at the perimeter and connect the dots between Miller and Melo at SG. We need to score more.

I think next year Is when tight end will be the target. So far this class has surprised me so no clue. Van Pran would he a smart move so... we are taking Sanders at TE. Lol.

Shaq's possible replacement. I know alot of folks were high on Wilson but i can see the logic. Upside is there. Aggressive player. Position of need. Question is there a corner that can help. Is there a center. Do we double dip at WR? Is TE the move. Who is BPA at this point?

I get it. We made moves. There was hope. Hope that Mingo would show up. Hope that Sanders would produce like he did in Philly. Hope that Young would hit the ground running. Hope that the coaching staff could put it all together. Off-season is all about Hope. Here we go again. That said I like the moves by the newish FO. I can second guess it obviously. I would rather play it safe. No trades BPA but the gambles may pay off BIG. The Panthers seem to like splash trades and picks. Young, Mingo, XL and Brooks could eventually pay off. We will see.

Committee. Plus before his injury he was putting up better numbers than Bijan. Just saying. The Falcons took Bijan early and we got Brooks a round later.

Was he? The guards we trotted out there were practice squad level. AT was the only WR trying. Chuba was the only RB with consistency. And... our offensive coach was playing an outdated offense. Hurst showed up for two games. Not saying Young is the answer but I'm giving him a mulligan.

He is considered the top RB. Got some receiving ability. Bit confused. Both picks have been big swings on upside. Personally hated seeing Jackson Powers slip and we passed. Also McConkey, Polk, Kool aid, and DeJean could be a regret. But what do I know?

So many WR's I like this year. That could be the pick.

When we picking in the second next year all this will be forgotten. I like the trade. I like the extra 5th too. That could be our sleeper TE or RB.

Same. Stover, Sinnot, and Tip Reiman all intrigue me too.

This. Them showtime lights are relentless.

39 could be in play. If able to only move down and stay in the top 50 and gain a third it could be an option. The 33 is our statement pick. I think we will swing for the fences on that one. A top tier WR in a historically elite class? Yeah let's do that. Even if 6 WR's go in the first we got options. Pearsall, Worthy, Coleman, or XL. I hope only 5 go in the 1st cause in that case somebody slipped like a Ladd or Mitchell.

I'd still take Sweat in the third. I know he messed up a bit but they are kids. They make mistakes. Sweat or Van Prann are my 3rd round hopes unless JPJ falls to 33. I like Robinson but he is more of a 3-4 DE or possibly a Gross Matos upgrade. With Clowney though I think it's not the best use of that high 2nd.

I can't see a world Ladd and JPOwers slip that far.

I agree on the likely targets. Need WR's that are versatile, polished route runners and separate. The jump ball, deep threat monsters are likely wasted here. Johnny Wilson, Leggette, Tez etc are not gonna fit as well as the guys you mentioned. It's also the mold of the TE we should look at. Good route runners that make themselves available to the QB.