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Cam Newton took the most hits as a QB

Eazy-E

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Warmack OG Bama'

The guy is a straight mauler and as close to a can't miss project as possible. The interior of our line with Amini, Kalil, and Warmack would be good for a very long time.

I know guards don't normally go to high but Warmack is a great prospect. Considering the money Carl Nicks got, I think Warmack would be a great pick at 14

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We can't afford 3 pro bowlers on the interior. that RG slot is always going to be a lower end starter. We do need a legit LT tho. A big BIG boy that hates everything about defensive lineman.

Doesn't have to be a pro bowler. Just has to be capable. We had a great season with Keydrick Vincent plugged in.

That said, I do want to see a high pick used on OL, and I'd be fine with Warmack if we got him.

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I find it amusing that the only reason this info came out is because ESPN was digging around to find someone to blame for Griffin getting injured. I dont think anyone on ESPN at any time, mentioned how little time Cam had in the pocket.

This can't be true.

We were assured many times yesterday by the Luck swallowers that the reason his completion % was so abysmal this year was because he played behind the worst OL in the NFL.

So you take that back.

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