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Imagine The Draft Is Tonight...

OnlyPantherFaninMaine

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  1. 1. With the 9th pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the Carolina Panthers select ____________________ (If you were a betting man/woman)

    • Fletcher Cox
      60
    • Michael Brockers
      4
    • Michael Floyd
      8
    • Luke Kuechly
      9
    • Quinton Coples
      44
    • Melvin Ingram
      4
    • Other (please specify)
      5

  2. 2. Who do YOU actually want them to draft?

    • Fletcher Cox
      54
    • Michael Brockers
      6
    • Michael Floyd
      19
    • Luke Kuechly
      11
    • Quinton Coples
      21
    • Melvin Ingram
      6
    • Other (please specify)
      17

  3. 3. Of the six candidates in this poll, who would you least prefer in a Carolina Panthers' uniform?

    • Fletcher Cox
      10
    • Michael Brockers
      27
    • Michael Floyd
      18
    • Luke Keuchly
      27
    • Quinton Coples
      28
    • Melvin Ingram
      24

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Banjo Newbie

Banjo

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I hate boom or bust guys like Coples. and I hate that s*** on his arm. He's the guy I want least

Here's how I rank all the guys that could somehow be there at #9...

Claiboure

Blackmon

Cox

Ingram

Floyd

Kuechly

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fieryprophet Newbie

fieryprophet

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Coples

Coples

Ingram

I think the writings on the wall with Coples. A lot of the criticism on him seems to me like pre-draft smoke to get a guy to fall, and we have visited him a lot.

If he's the pick, then given Hurney's and Rivera's track record for picking talent I think he'll be the best choice. Furthermore, a strong pass rush covers for a lot more defensive holes than anything else, and Coples has shown more talent than anyone in the draft at that. When the biggest red flag on a prospect is supposed effort, then having a coach like Rivera that can get players to buy in is crucial.

As for Ingram, I just don't think he fits our scheme and his college results seemed a bit inflated compared to his physical ability (same for Kuechly.)

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