Ivan The Awesome

Trai needs to get this done. I hope for the best, I am sure this kid can make it here.

What did we give up for this guy?

If we're trading up, it's going to be for a guy that is starting and will contribute right away. In that range, I see OT, DE, DT. No Wide receiver to be honest.

I wouldn't mind Dorsett in the second round. The idea of him going in the first though..

Personally, I don't think gettleman will shy away from talent.

Lol someone put the shoe on. Well Bob from NC, I'm not about singling out huddlers, but getting the point across to the masses. Thanks for pointing out the typo I made on my smart phone. I'll make sure to not make simple mistakes like those so you don't dismiss the point completely and become butt hurt over the truth that was spread and you took to heart. How's Mike Wallace and Cordarelle Patterson working out by the way guys?

A wide receivers 40 time? Do you guys realize that doesn't mean a damn thing in the NFL? You have to have more than speed. I've seen countless of times were I read some of your comments and shake my head at the sheer stupidit. A wide out has to have not only speed, but awareness, has to have initiative, hand eye coordination, some type of athleticism to make plays. At least be smart enough to know how to learn a playbook. Can he run a route? Can he run the right route? There are countless of wide outs that didn't run a 4.3 forty time and are great nfl players. The biggest example of this is Jerry Rice. But what did he have that compensated the lack of speed? Determination, great route running, great hands, superb intellect. He could learn a playbook. He wanted it bad. In past years you had several low 40 time receivers that are really good wide outs. Last year's Jarvis Landry. The guy ran a horrible 40 time. But he caught everything in his path And knows his route tree. A couple of years ago, Keenan Allen, someone I was high ono, was injured and ran a slow 40 time. He went in the third to the Chargers, now SD has a #1 wide out. The point is, I'd if a guy runs a slow 40 don't count him out. There are other ways to make up for that speed. Route running, hip placement, step placement, breaking in and out of routes is key to getting open, even the veteran moves to fake out a corner. Having speed is fine, but can you control that speed? If you can't stop on a dime, it won't matter if you're fast as the flash. When I see people bash the likes of say Justin Hardy because he ran a 4.5 forty at the combine or a 4.4 at his pro day, I can't help but to shake my head at the pure ignorance of it. He is one of the few guys that I would say is extremely underrated. His speed is decent but his work ethic, hands, route running, and determination will help him at the next level. If he is picked by the Panthers, I'll be ecstatic about it. Gettleman knows his poo. /Rant over Tl;dr - 40 times ain't poo Boys.

Since you can see the future, tell me the lotto number of the next biggest pot. Tell me who the Antichrist is and tell me is humanity is actually going to embark on interstellar travel. Lastly what year the Panthers win the Super Bowl..

LMAO! People are actually saying to take Dorsett in the first!? I'm so glad none of you run this franchise..

His speed is not a question. Can he catch and can he run a route tree? Can he learn a playbook?

Norman in the back, holding down the skronghold.

If he was 6'5 he would be a 1st rounder, no doubt, he'd also be Kelvin Benjamin.

Only wr worth drafting high are out of reach or we'll over reach for them. Perriman will fall to the second round. In all honesty I rather over reach for the likes of Devin Smith, Nelson Angholor, Phillip Dorsett, Tyler Lockett or Justin Hardy in the middle rounds. Or get lucky and have Parker or Strong fall to us.

Why is Perriman getting so much hype? Because of his 40 speed? Peat all the way Inin this scenario.

I hope these signings work out.

Fp used to post some good stuff back in the day.

I guess i am the only one that is not interested in Greg Jennings?

This thread is advanced level stupid.

fug the Saints. Bacon is life. Pie

I hope they sign him to a huge deal. I would love a 3rd round draft choice.

"It's just Ted Ginn. " exclaimed some dumbass huddler.

Who's this guy?

I Wanted him several years back. He's still a good option.

This is important to know, they waited until he left to start shooting. Because they know if they did it when he's present, those bullets would bounce back them.

Fourth round pick. Justin Hardy.