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in the second round the carolina panther select demerious tomas from georgia tech...


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^ I'm pretty sure someone got their ass thrown in prison for saying something like that last year.

Edit: Found what I was referencing.

NEWARK, N.J. - A 20-year-old grocery store clerk who authorities say amused himself by posting prank Internet warnings of terrorist attacks against NFL stadiums was arrested Friday on federal charges that could bring five years behind bars.

Jake J. Brahm was accused of writing that radioactive “dirty bombs” would be detonated this weekend at seven football stadiums.

To sum up, making bomb threats about football stadiums is a bad idea, even if you're joking.

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Coming out of Georgia Tech, the guy is big, fast, and has great hands. Physically, I don't think there is a match for him in the upcoming draft class. He reminds me of Andre Johnson. He's a specialist in deep route running. If you are shooting for a big guy rather than a someone quick like Tate that's where I would look in the second-third round.

johnson is much faster than thomas, and ran a pro offense at maimi. thomas also has had to run what, 4 routes the last 2 years against almost all 1 on 1 coverage? johnson might just might be the best wr in the league (along with fitz and megatron), he does everything. johnson isnt a one trick pony. thomas isnt close to AJs level. i dont think any WRs are this year. a guy that can matchup to thomas, try benn and dez bryant for starters.

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^ I'm pretty sure someone got their ass thrown in prison for saying something like that last year.

Edit: Found what I was referencing.

To sum up, making bomb threats about football stadiums is a bad idea, even if you're joking.

4chan nooooooo

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i doubt he lasts to our pick, with a good combine teams will jump all over him.i do want him in a panther jersey.he has been on my radar for a while.him, and mccluster would be SWEET.

would love the guy in your avatar...WOW that guy can motor

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^ I'm pretty sure someone got their ass thrown in prison for saying something like that last year.

Edit: Found what I was referencing.

To sum up, making bomb threats about football stadiums is a bad idea, even if you're joking.

What I said wasn't a threat. I didn't say I'm going to blow it up or about to. I said I would, if they drafted Thomas. Considering that hasn't happened yet, their safe, as well as I

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