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Can the Panthers afford to go Offense with their 1st pick in the Draft?


Kevin Greene

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And again, unless someone like the redskins (a team that's questionably managed) or the browns (a team with picks to blow) absolutely falls in love with jones or Barkley, a trade down isn't feasible, unless you're alright with gurney selling low, and I'd personally love to see that poo storm on here.

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Very true but when you're sitting at 2-8 discussing upcoming games seems just as pointless.

Uh that says more about your specific lack of creativity and your general status as a "Bad Poster" than the actual realities of a situation with literally infinite variables.

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TBH, sitting at 2-8, most subjects are available for discussion. I get that the draft, team needs, FA targets, cap $$, etc. all change before April, but we aren't going anywhere this year. This season was and still is all about re-building and an eye toward the future. Anyone that thought on opening day that this team would eclipse 6 wins in 2011 was an eternal optomist and sadly mistaken. We should be happy that Fox-ball is gone and we have a franchise gamechanging QB that has exceeded all hopes.

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I believe Otah will be back and healthy next year, fingers crossed, but when he's healthy he's one of the best in the game. Look how good the OL was in '08 when we drafted Otah. Image Kalil, Wharton, Kalil, Bell or Schwartz and Otah on the line. That would be sick

Fixed 4 u. If the Panthers do pick in the top 5 and Kalil is available, they would be best served to trade Gross and his contract while he still has some value. I can't see the Panthers keeping Gross around if they go OT in the 1st and Otah is healthy going into next season due to his (Gross) age and contract. With most of the guaranteed money paid out in the 1st 3 years of the deal, he could be expendable.

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sorry to say this but BPA is NOT the way to go in most cases. Top 5 you can get away with being lazy and do that. Matt Millen picking Calvin Johnson anyone?

The overall prob with BPA is you do get lazy and you get trapped in unbalanced depth at a postion.

Pitt, Philly, NE, Balt and GB do a great job of simply never falling into this trap. They grab guys that are a younger version of the guys they let go. Thus, they never reach and they just reload into their system.

Years 3 and 4 we will see if there is a system with Riv and Co.

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The Panthers obviously need to look for the best Dline monsters and linebackers they can get their hands on. An elite CB would be nice. Then, get another receiver and Oline. I'm sure Cam would love to get a receiver like South Carolina's Alshon Jeffrey. He's going to be star in the NFL like A.J. Green with the Bengals who used to play for Georgia.

The Panthers running backs look really good when they get a chance. We're fine there. DeAngelo Williams is super quick through those holes and fast. If only he could get nice holes more often he'd take a few to the house for a TD. Same thing with Stewart.

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