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Sure......Proctor sounds like a great replacement for Robinson. "He’s also very undersized with limited recourse once linemen have him squared up and put hands on him. He lacks the anchor or contact balance to withstand power"

Coming out of this draft without a single OT would be a very Panthers thing to do. I will hope the staff is more aware than the media

We had him for that terrible 2024 draft. If you want to credit him for 2025 you need to blame him for 24. Tillis is 1-1 with the 24 draft being quite bad.

Last years smoke screen was epic. Nobody was talking about Tetairoa.

He was also very high on trading up for Brooks. I need more than 1 good draft to call him a draft whisperer.

Its 1 good draft. Tillis was just a much a part in 2024 bad draft as he was 25 good draft. He ls 1-1 just like Morgan in their current roles. If you read ehat he was saying after taking Legette it was clear he played a role in that decision as he seemed rather proud. Id bet he suggested trading up for Leggette.

Revis is a perfect example of why fans attaching to these prospect lists is so silly. Players like Jamarcus Russell, Brady Quinn and Gaines Adam's were ranked well ahead of him. Joe Staley waa fittingly ranked rather low and was drafted in the 20s. He was a perennial Pro Bowler and ocassional All Pro who played both RT and LT for the Niners.

The decision makers will have more to go by then a list. They meet and get to know them. They are humans. Dan had stated this element of draft preparation. Its likely much more important than we think.

I bet they do these things to get a rise out of people. I couldn't imagine having to come up with multiple mock drafts with a straight face. The whole genre is useless space filler to begin with.

Not going to play is a huge dose of wishful thinking. He could start every game due to injury. We are one injury away from Stone Cold Forsythe being a starter and one season away from needing a true starter if not two. Why draft Aaron Rodgers? Why draft Mahhomes? Because you have to think and see beyond the end of your nose

We arent switching. Evero is 3-4 to the core. Given how 3-4 has been a noticeable characteristic of top defenses recently and we have drafted and signed players fir it I dont know why anyone would think that's a good idea

There are a number of tackles graded and mocked in our area. We've had contact with several. You seem to be looking for a perfect prospect at 19 and using draft media negatives bullet points to rule everyone out.

Proctor wouldn't be a reach based on the draft grades or any big board or prodoect ranking. His grade is essentially the same grade as Sadiq. Im not specifically pushing for him just using the resources we have access to understand generally perceived value.

The absolute worst look we have

OL or DL is my preference. Its a proven approach that doesn't involve racking your brain with analysis . Keep the trenches stocked. Especially over another WR. We are over due to invest draft capital there.

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-offensive-line-success-why-building-through-the-nfl-draft-is-the-key Conclusions drawn This article took a deep dive into evaluating recent offensive line trends regarding the draft and free agency while incorporating team success into the equation. Here are the biggest takeaways: The best offensive lines in football (PHI, DET, TB) were built through the draft in the early rounds Other teams (most notably LAC) are following the same approach in team building Offensive line is something a team should target in the early rounds (1-3), as the success rate significantly declines in the later rounds both in the short and long-term Offensive tackles have a higher success rate through the draft than interior offensive linemen, regardless of round Acquiring free agent offensive line does have its benefits, particularly for elite units filling one hole. Interior offensive is typically the way to go Top-end offensive line talent is far less likely to be available via trade or free agency compared to other positions year to year, only emphasizing the importance of the draft My words: we were forced to make some big signings on interior after years of poor OL drafting and neglect. It worked but isnt sustainable. We need to get right. Drafting tackles high is a successful formula. We need to start now to have any hope going forward.

God I hope we dont trade up for a safety

Those two have had 2 drafts. They drafted 2 receivers. A dud and a stud and got us an UDFA whos a starter. They had nothing to do with the previous 2nd rounders.

We kept 3. The average is 3.6 so slightly more teams keep 4. Until we keep 5 what are you talking about?

Which WRs are you referring to? Proctor has a higher draft grade than Concepcion and equal to Tyson....the 3rd WR who's expected to be gone before we pick.

Brother, he missed 3 games due to injury in 2024. The first three he didn't play because he was an undrafted rookie. Doesn't erase concerns over his quadricep but its not factual to say he missed 6 games due to injury.

Let's draft based on a content creators list and forget about any basic understanding of football.

He might not make the team but they brought him in to genuinely give him a shot. Camp bodies are players you never heard of and dont even know they are on the roster.

He gushed over him when mocking him to the Cowboys. Then he won OROTY with Bryce Young. The guy is obviously a fuging moron.

Who is saying draft inferrior players?