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SI.com's Panthers draft needs


El Chingon

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Sources in my head tell me that we do make a trade out of the 1st round. Some of these Qbs will be falling and teams at the start of the 2nd will want to jump up. Nice little time to grab a 3rd or 4th round pick and add some depth. Besides any one we take at 28 should still be there past 33.

 

 

Great point!  I think that the QBs this year are really going to slide.  I would love it if someone like Bridgewater fell down to the bottom of the first round.  You know cleveland and Jacksonville would be foaming at the mouth to get a hold of him.  There are a bunch of teams in our same boat as far as wanting/being able to trade back, so it could be super intersting on draft weekend to see what happens when our pic comes up.

 

Or G man could have a real man crush on someone, and he's going to get his man, trades be darned!

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Jarvis Landry could be an interesting pick if he slips to us in the fourth.  He's got the sick hands to reel in those Newton lasers.

 

 

 

By any objective measure, Landry's combine was an absolute disaster. First, he measured in at only 5'11", a full two inches shorter than his listed height at LSU.

Things went downhill from there.

Landry's 40-yard dash time and broad jump were the worst among wide receivers. His vertical leap was the second-worst. Landry pulled out of the position drills, citing a pulled hamstring, but as Bleacher Report NFL National Lead Writer Matt Miller pointed out at the time, the damage was done:

Jarvis Landry dropped three to four passes today at LSU Pro Day, ran pair of 4.58s, rough day overall

— Aaron Wilson (@RavensInsider) April 9, 2014

 

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2023665-poor-workouts-will-cost-wr-jarvis-landry-dearly-in-loaded-2014-nfl-draft

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By any objective measure, Landry's combine was an absolute disaster. First, he measured in at only 5'11", a full two inches shorter than his listed height at LSU.

Things went downhill from there.

Landry's 40-yard dash time and broad jump were the worst among wide receivers. His vertical leap was the second-worst. Landry pulled out of the position drills, citing a pulled hamstring, but as Bleacher Report NFL National Lead Writer Matt Miller pointed out at the time, the damage was done:

Jarvis Landry dropped three to four passes today at LSU Pro Day, ran pair of 4.58s, rough day overall

— Aaron Wilson (@RavensInsider) April 9, 2014

 

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2023665-poor-workouts-will-cost-wr-jarvis-landry-dearly-in-loaded-2014-nfl-draft

 

 

Hurt at Combine.  That makes the numbers sketchy.  Dropped passes at Pro Day.  So what?

 

He also ran a much faster time at the pro day which would indicate that he was indeed hurt at the Combine.

 

His film (reality) is excellent and that is what matters most.

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Hurt at Combine.  That makes the numbers sketchy.  Dropped passes at Pro Day.  So what?

 

He also ran a much faster time at the pro day which would indicate that he was indeed hurt at the Combine.

 

His film (reality) is excellent and that is what matters most.

As a third or fourth rounder he would be worth a flier given that any time you find a contributor that low in the draft, you have a win.  

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Jarvis Landry could be an interesting pick if he slips to us in the fourth.  He's got the sick hands to reel in those Newton lasers.

 

Landry's stock has been skyrocketing lately. ive seen mocks with teams taking him in the 1st recently. i think he is a mid/late second round talent. and i do hope we draft him. i like the combo of Davante Adams and Landry

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Yes or No do you think we will make a draft trade?

My gut says no.

Dollar Tree Dave just kinda strikes me as a let the dust settle and stand pat.

I don't think so nether. But you never no somebody could fall thats to good to pass up.

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Carolina Panthers

Current picks: 28, 60, 92, 128, 168, 204, 225

 

Needs: Receiver, offensive tackle, cornerback

 

Well, here’s one good thing to say about the Panthers — they really don’t have to wonder what their primary personnel issue is. Having lost their three main receivers from 2013 (Steve Smith, Brandon LaFell and Ted Ginn) and replaced them with spackle in the form of Jerricho Cotchery, Jason Avant and Tiquan Underwood,

http://nfl.si.com/2014/04/24/2014-nfl-draft-needs-nfc/2/

 

Yes, we lost the mortar and replaced it with spackling.  Losing the 3 Amigos from last year will create huge holes that Gettlemen is going to try to fill with mud.  Over 9 catches per game--gone forever.  What will we do?  Cotchery, Underwood, and Avant only combined for about 7 catches per game last year,  so we are talking about 2 balls per game---BEFORE we draft a stud rookie. 

 

Sounds like an upgrade that saved us a lot of cap money to me

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Wow Omg!! I misspelled a word kill me !! It's a message board dude get a grip.

In a post stating you wished you could be a paid writer. If you can't do it for free, I don't give you much of a chance.

I have a grip, just found it ironic and quite hilarious.

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