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Panthers should trade down...

Zod

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Panthers should trade their second for an extra 3rd and 4th. At this point, there is little difference in the next 100 players taken as far as chances of making it in the pros. This would also allow for us to use that extra 4th to pick up Garrett Lindholm to replace Kasay who will "retire" before camp.

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Im SO for this. alot of teams this year havent take the "best on the board" approach. im VERY against that method. I want the best player available at that position, and there will be alot of guys that get pass over in the 2nd, just like the first. trade down for more picks!!!

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I would love that, and both of those players are arguably valued in the 1st round.

but but we need to trade downz :conehead: lol

I;d rather have 2 really good players than the bag of dicks we could draft with a bunch of 4th round picks

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