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What do Carolina Panthers’ offseason moves say about NFL draft priorities?


TheSpecialJuan

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Panthers general manager Dave Gettleman has filled some holes in free agency, but not all

Charles Johnson is back on a team-friendly deal, but a defensive end at No. 30 is possible

Despite veteran starters Greg Olsen and Jonathan Stewart, TE and RB could be draft needs

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Just now, TheSpecialJuan said:

Panthers general manager Dave Gettleman has filled some holes in free agency, but not all

Charles Johnson is back on a team-friendly deal, but a defensive end at No. 30 is possible

Despite veteran starters Greg Olsen and Jonathan Stewart, TE and RB could be draft needs

 

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article72121982.html

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19 hours ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Panthers general manager Dave Gettleman has filled some holes in free agency, but not all

Charles Johnson is back on a team-friendly deal, but a defensive end at No. 30 is possible

Despite veteran starters Greg Olsen and Jonathan Stewart, TE and RB could be draft needs

I think you gotta go RB in the first 3 rounds.  Stewart staying healthy even for the amount of games that he did last year was unusual.  If he is back to normal next year(struggling with injuries), you have fozzy, cap, and Tolbert sharing the load in a run first offense.  thats not gonna cut it and you're going to be putting Cam at a much higher risk because he's going to be forced to run the ball on his own a lot more.  

Hopefully we make a trade to get 2 2nd round picks and select a RB there somewhere.

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