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DTs who do not generate double digit sacks do not make the Hall of Fame (Brown's ceiling?)


bobowilson

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Who cares if he goes to the HOF?? If he helps our run defense, while keeping our linebackers free he is worth the number 7 pick. He can take double teams, leaving the rest of our defensive line in a great spot as well. The guy instantly makes our defense better in each level.

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2 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

So if he is not a HOF’er but everything else great.... does that mean he was worth the pick?

this seems to be some flawed logic OP. We drafted the BPA while also plugging a huge hole. Literally and figuratively 

When picking that high in the draft, you absolutely do need to be aiming for generational talent.

No other way to get back to the Super Bowl unless you think you're going to find generational talent in free agency.

Look at the guys we've picked in the top 10 the past 20 years.

 

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You must think you're Nostradamus reincarnated, if you can tell who can and can't, or will and won't, make the HOF before they ever don a jock at the Pro level.

It's tiresome to see some off the wall thread like this, which is so irrelevant to the events of today, or to the future of the TEAM (and yes, it's still a team sport.  do you really think Brown gives a f___ about the HOF?  He wants to help his team win games.)

And when I see such a thread, which posits an untenable idea, then argues with every response he gets, I figure it's just to bait clicks.  I'm going to bed.  Now have the last word, again.

Go Panthers.  Keep pounding.

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31 minutes ago, beo said:

i actually agree with many of your points, but holy poo you word them so badly. it's like you're tripping over your words. 

Good catch actually

Had a stroke in 2017, still trying to rehabilitate verbal fluency.   Good practice on forums.

 

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I would first argue that a DT doesn't have to have double digit sack numbers for multiple years to go to the HOF.

The Eagles DT Fletcher Cox only had 1 season over 9 sacks (10.5) and most people would agree that he will go to the HOF when he retires, so I don't think a DT has to have double digit sack totals in multiple years to go to the HOF.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/stats/_/id/14941/fletcher-cox

McCoy never had more than 9.5 sacks https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/stats/_/id/13240/gerald-mccoy

In fact only one DT comes to mind with sacks like that the best to play DT Warren Sapp, but if Derrick Brown can play as good as Cox, McCoy, Suh

I highly doubt anyone would complain about his production & value to the Carolina Panthers.
I'll go ahead and say it right now (as long as he isn't injured) I think Derrick Brown will go down as the best DT to ever play or ever will play in a Panthers outfit (McCoy's one year wasn't as significant as the rest of his career, going only by how they played DT while they were a Panther not with other teams).

Can throw this back in my face if I'm wrong, but I dont think I'll be wrong.  Simply watch the tape on that guy, and add the fact that they drafted an edge rusher & DBs that can press receivers so that the QB can't just dump the ball right away.. man the Offense might stink this year, but it'll be fun watching the Defense play.

 

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