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You’re the GM for the Panthers who would you draft?


dcpanther89

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3 hours ago, 45catfan said:

I meant your personal mock just for the Panthers without the aid of a simulator.  Most folks are still doing simulations and presenting it as 'their' mock when actually beholden to the BB and algorithm of that simulation .  Most of the simulation BBs are completely bogus anyway.

Gotcha. Wasn't really planning to do one, mainly because after 7, it's basically a guessing game to see who's available. I know Marty loves to reach, but I do like the simulators to at least give you a pool to pick from just to see what you can get. Looking forward to the real thing although really dreading out actual picks. Even for 7, I am not sure at all because I think our pick is 99% dictated by who's available. Burrow and Young won't be there at 7, but any one else could be regardless of what people say.

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CBS did a 7 round mock for every team, essentially doing an entire draft.  Here is what they had for the Panthers:

Carolina Panthers

ROUND OVERALL PLAYER NOTES
1 7 DL Derrick Brown, Auburn  
2 38 Traded to Buffalo  
2 54 EDGE Josh Uche, Michigan from BUF*
3 69 CB Troy Pride Jr., Notre Dame  
3 86 G Ben Bredeson, Michigan from BUF*
4 113 Traded to Pittsburgh  
4 124 DL James Lynch, Baylor from PIT*
5 148 LB Joe Bachie, Michigan State from WAS
5 152 S J.R. Reed, Georgia  
6 184 WR Isaiah Coulter, Rhode Island  
6 198 RB Ke'Shawn Vaughn, Vanderbilt from PIT*
6 207 CB Stantley Thomas-Oliver, FIU from BAL/NE/BUF*
7 221

TE Cheyenne O'Grady, Arkansas

 

CBS Full Mock By Team

 

 

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This reeks of a simulation.  I will be surprised if Hurney trades back once, let alone twice.  Funny, Marty thinks draft picks are too valuable to move back, but sure don't mind forfeiting them to move up on a risky player.  This mock checks most of the need boxes, but also drafts a day 3 WR, RB and TE.  They have a couple of 'tweeners with Uche and Lynch.  I'm kind of over these type of guys.  Instead of being these invaluable chess pieces, they typically (for the Panthers anyway) end up being nomads without any home at all.

I like the Brown pick, but then it goes down hill from there.

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On 4/10/2020 at 1:12 PM, dcpanther89 said:

7 round mock draft. Let’s see how each one of us would help the team this year and for the future. Below is a link to one of the more aesthetically pleasing mock draft sites. Utilize it and post a screenshot of who you’d go after if you were the Panthers GM. 
 

https://thedraftnetwork.com/mock-draft-machine

This site is a decent one listing strengths/weaknesses and allows for trades

https://www.profootballnetwork.com/mockdraft/

 

I did quite a bit of trades on that one, but it was interesting how the draft turned out in the 1st round for me

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CAR 15.
Javon Kinlaw
DT South Carolina
trade icon
CAR 19.
Jedrick Wills
OT Alabama
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CAR 76.
Michael Pittman Jr.
WR USC
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CAR 77.
Damon Arnette
CB Ohio State
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CAR 113.
Javaris Davis
CB Auburn
 
CAR 148.
Justin Strnad
ILB Wake Forest
 
CAR 152.
Trevis Gipson
DE Tulsa
 
CAR 161.
Cordel Iwuagwu
G TCU
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CAR 221.
Tanner Muse
S Clemson
 
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CAR 7.
Jerry Jeudy
WR Alabama
 
CAR 38.
Joshua Uche
OLB Michigan
 
CAR 69.
Jeremy Chinn
S Southern Illinois
 
CAR 113.
Jordyn Brooks
OLB Texas Tech
 
CAR 148.
Thaddeus Moss
TE LSU
 
CAR 152.
McTelvin Agim
DT Arkansas
 
CAR 184.
Damien Lewis
G LSU
 
CAR 221.
Harrison Hand
CB Temple
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On 4/16/2020 at 8:16 PM, 45catfan said:

I thought a great deal about WR (actually every position) but unless it's a day 1 or day 2 guy, they are going to get buried on the depth chart this year.  Simply too much talent in the WR room this year.  Just like LB, I don't want to draft a guy and "Rivera" him.  Needless to say, we had far more pressing issues on day 1 and 2, so I opted to go in other directions.  I did have versions with a day 3 WR and couldn't justify it in the end.  We already have 10 WRs on the roster.  I know we will need more in 2021, many of these guys will be easy re-signs if need be.  Next draft we may be in the position to take a WR in the top 100.

Thats a good way of looking at it. I know form mock draft madness, 3rd round has some AWFUL tempting WRs most times. Honestly I focus on needs (DT or CB), but repeatedly tell myself to go with the most talented players. Every spot (besides RB) either needs a starter, top backup, or depth. I find WRs in the 5-7 rounds at the top of talent/value levels, thats after I go hard in DL/CB tho. I feel this team should take at least one WR with this being about best WR draft in history.

Rhule seems to be on a two year plan and Brady liked 3-5 WRs sets in college. Except for Anderson, the other signed WRs could be waived easily. Plus no idea how this team views Moore or Samuel in the two year plan, Id for sure sign Curtis "stonehands" Samuel while his value is at its lowest. But trying to understand this teams plan will drive you into madness. 

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