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Post your current Panthers big board (1/19/13)

Bwood

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Bwood

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I'm just going to do a top 5 because unless you're doing a top 50 then its kinda pointless.

Feel free to post as many prospects as you like.

My top 5:

1. Eric Fisher

2. Chance Warmack

3. Cordarrelle Patterson

4. Jesse Williams

5. Jonathan Banks

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1.fisher(ot)

2.warmack(og)

3.rhodes(cb)

4.patton/twill(wr)

5.john jenkins(dt)

6.warford/b.jones(og)

7.dallas thomas(og)

8.brennan williams/oday aboushi(rt)

9.phillp thomas(s)/sean porter(olb)

10.c-pat(wr)/tyler(stanford te)

I want us to trade up into the 3rd for Brennan Williams if he's there. Hes a 1st rd talent that is going to drop due to injury. If he can come back healthy, it'll be a steal. And that man is built like a TANK!

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I want us to trade up into the 3rd for Brennan Williams if he's there. Hes a 1st rd talent that is going to drop due to injury. If he can come back healthy, it'll be a steal. And that man is built like a TANK!

I too am high on Brennan Williams, chuck. He played right tackle at UNC, mainly because of another future high draft pick in James Hurst played LT, but I think he has the ability to develop into a LT. He's 6-7, 315-pounds, who is really flexible and has really good feet.

I could see him starting out at RT his first couple of years and moving to LT, similar to what Tyron Smith did for the Cowboys. I honestly don't think he makes it out of the 2nd round and may come off the board late in the 1st when all is said and done.

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