With the .... Pick In the 2010 NFL Draft, The Carolina Panthers select....

[Sultan33g]

[Kevin Greene]

I find it depressing we can legitimately talk about the draft in October.

I find it hilarious people still think we'll can Franchise Tag and trade Peppers next offseason.

[jramsey4]

I find it depressing we can legitimately talk about the draft in October.

I started talking about it after week 3. I saw the writing on the wall early.

[CLTPanther]

We should draft a 4th kicker.

[jramsey4]

ahhh yes, a free safety

truly the missing piece

Ed Reed is what makes the Ravens D so dominate (that and Ngata). I think Berry is that kind of playmaker. I would love this pick but only if we get a QB in the second. With the depth at QB this year I think there will be to many choices (and cheaper too) later in the draft. So take a chance on a QB or get a true gamechanging safety that could be the next Ed Reed? You decide.

But your trade scenario is highly unlikely.

[panthersphan]

God I would love to get Berry....pipe dream

[beardosaurus]

With the #4 Overall Pick In the 2010 NFL DRAFT (Acquired from the Chiefs in a 3-way trade involving franchise tagged Julius Peppers), The Carolina Panthers select....

Eric Berry out of The University of Tennessee.

With this selection the Panthers admit that Charles Godfrey is a bust... at least as a starter right now. Berry will start immediately at Free Safety and shore up a porous pass defense.

We all saw Sunday what drafting a stud DB can do via Jairus Byrd. Think about how much more comfortable Gamble and Marshall wouuld be defending elite recievers knowing that Chris Harris and Eric Berry have their backs.

Sure we will have passed on some solid 1st rd. QBs, DEs, and WRs (which are all desperate needs), but with Carolina's record of drafting and grooming, or lack there of, I think we need to look to free agency to fill that void. The next most pressing need is DE, then WR, and OL

We have the No. 1 Ranked Pass Defense in the NFL.

[weyco2000]

Do your research before threading, start with "Franchised players can't be traded". Then Jake Delhomme stats - 4 Td's and 13 Int's.