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This may be the influence of the Bryce camp, an expression of what they want. I believe I read on some post here (Huddle) that Bryce’s father was pounding the table for Legette. I hope this is wildly wrong. If true, we are so screwed as a franchise.

I think it is a coin toss between LB and secondary but, I understand your sentiment. It’s a pretty sad state of affairs.

In my fever dreams we select the next James Bradberry but, your argument for a slot corner is persuasive.

Trice did a post combine interview and mentioned that he puts mayonnaise in his coffee. It was all down hill from there. /jk

Well, does he have game?

Must… not… comment…

Haven’t seen Verge post in awhile. Hope we see something between now and the draft.

He’s recovering from medical issues, I believe

Though not likely, based on mocks that have been posted, the following names have been available at 33… Chop Robinson JPJ / Barton McKinstry / Wiggins McConkey / Mitchell / Coleman Who is BPA in the above list? Given the Panthers roster woes, does it really matter which of the above list is chosen at 33?

Is the “good foundation” in the room with us now?

This is the template for how to disagree with someone without being argumentative. Well done!

The forgotten ‘second draft’.

Ding, ding, ding. We have a winner!

The waiver wire may have more of an impact this year on how we tweak the roster. There may be a starter or backup quality players cut from other teams. [My response is not necessarily WR specific.]

He’s a nice young man. I hope he and the team can generate some success this season.

Put me in the disappointed first year camp but open to new information in 2024

Isn’t that the dilemma, though? Are we drafting to give Bryce ‘weapons’ and help him succeed, or to build the best damn team roster to set us up for years to come. BPA if it’s the later but, I fear we are drafting, in part, to make Bryce successful and prove he isn’t a bust.

I am really conflicted between McConkey and Legette in this draft. In a ‘small ball’ offense where Bryce is the ‘point guard’ and has to have the ball out of his hands in 2.7, I want McConkey, full stop. NFL ready route running and separation, check. Any other ‘normal’ passing scheme that employs a full route tree, and not the odd occasional deep route just to keep safeties honest, I want Legette. Can Legette be fully utilized in a ‘small ball’ offense? Remember, we’re drafting to give Bryce ‘weapons’, not the best WR available when we pick.

What did he do to the Pats? Not disagreeing with you, just haven’t read anything previous to your post. Thanks.

You go to war with the army you have, not the army you wish you had…

I liked Gilmore's first run as a Panther so, why not? Collect the whole set.

I'm sure there are some incentives built into his contract. Money is a strong motivator.

I can really get behind this draft. If Pearsall or Ellis are there are 101, it would be hard to pass them up.

Not sure if JPJ falls to 33, probably not, but, if he does, you just about have to turn in the card with his name on it. It's more a visceral feeling but I keep coming back to the thought that we have to take one of the available centers that are starter capable by 65. Would love for them to sit a year behind Corbett but I don't think we can count on Corbett's health and I'm not ready to rely on Cade Mays as the backup at C. If Morgan has Tepper's blessing to treat this as a true multi-year rebuilding process, then maybe Morgan is content to have Mays as the backup in 2024. Frazier, SVP or Bortolini at 65, whichever is still there works. In full disclosure, I haven't looked at these three for fit in the new wide zone scheme so, someone can correct me here if they have. Thanks!