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2014 Panther UDFA


IamSoClutch

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I gotta know.

 

What makes you such an expert on who to draft and who not to draft?

 

Do you go to colleges and meet these players? 

Do you have them come to Charlotte for a workout?

Spend hours upon hours going over tape?

 

You're probably the same guy that goes.     "I don't know why we drafted him in the 2nd when he is a fourth round talent."

 

Gettleman has said time and time again.  We are not going to reach for a player.  

 

Finally, how many players did we keep off the UDFA group last year? 

 

lighten up Francis everyone has their own opinion and are entitled to it.

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Current players as of now:

 

Texas CB Carrington Byndom

Ohio State WR Corey Brown

Montreal Carabins OL David Foucault

Miami OL Jared Wheeler

Missouri WR Marcus Lucas

Michigan State Denicos Allen

West Virginia DL Shaq Rowell 

Ohio State OL Andrew Norwell

http://blogs.charlotte.com/panthers/2014/05/list-of-undrafted-free-agents-going-to-carolina.html

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Some things about Andrew Norwell.

Ranked as the #19 guard on draft countdown: http://www.draftcountdown.com/Rankings/OG.php

Can play both guard and tackle: http://www.nfl.com/draft/2014/profiles/andrew-norwell?id=2549965

Strengths Outstanding size. Gritty competitor. Plays an old-school, backyard-brawler brand of football and seeks to finish blocks. Functional positional run blocker. Good versatility -- has played both tackle positions and can serve as an emergency tackle in a pinch. Three-year starter in the Big Ten Conference.

Weaknesses Can improve weight-room strength -- only bench-pressed 225 pounds 22 times. Inconsistent technician. Lacks ideal agility to handle edge speed and can be challenged by quick inside rushers and counter moves. Lumbers to the second level.

Draft Projection Rounds 6-7

Bottom Line Big-bodied brawler who does not look pretty but consistently finds a way to get the job done in confined quarters and has the makeup of a sixth offensive lineman. Versatility could allow to be drafted late and eventually work his way into a starting lineup with continued development.

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