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Round 2 - The Carolina Panthers Select Jonathan Mingo - WR - Mississippi

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8 minutes ago, jb2288 said:

Trading up isn’t free lol. What they gave up to take a DE was stupid (and I think CJ will be a bust but that’s subjective) 

Both of those takes are bad. They’ve got so much draft capital why not trade up for the best defensive player in the draft. Better to have one stud than three jags. 

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2 minutes ago, JawnyBlaze said:

Both of those takes are bad. They’ve got so much draft capital why not trade up for the best defensive player in the draft. Better to have one stud than three jags. 

In what world is the #12 pick (higher than Burns was drafted just saying) and a probable top 5 pick in 2024 jags? Now THATS a bad take 

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2 minutes ago, jb2288 said:

Yes and we should have (and would have) taken them if one was a 2023 

Only to use one of them on a pass rusher.

 

So basically it's Burns for a 1st.

 

Good thing some of you dudes don't make these decisions. Premium pass rushers are the next most important position in football after the QB. You just don't get rid of elite pass rushers.

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1 minute ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Only to use one of them on a pass rusher.

 

So basically it's Burns for a 1st.

 

Good thing some of you dudes don't make these decisions. Premium pass rushers are the next most important position in football after the QB. You just don't get rid of elite pass rushers.

Did you just state the most obvious thing ever back at me and then go on a victory rant? Yes, of course we would’ve used one on a DE. That isn’t a breakthrough you just made man

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