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Been watching Patterson highlights


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And I don't think he's top 20 pick... Dude looks so raw. Plus on many occasions he would slide to avoid a hit instead of picking up extra yards. Most of his damage came on his runs after catch and missed tackles... That's not gonna happen in NFL. Too much hype around this guy.

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this needed its own thread. you act like your mel kiper or something... hey everybody ive been watching patterson highlights

I've read more stupid posts including yours.

Arsen actually kmows a thing or two about receivers.

What did you bring to the table in this discussion?

Nothing but the fact your an asshole. Something all men are born with.

Congrats.

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I've read more stupid posts including yours.

Arsen actually kmows a thing or two about receivers.

What did you bring to the table in this discussion?

Nothing but the fact your an asshole. Something all men are born with.

Congrats.

Ive talked about patterson enough. yall just need to prepare to see him in carolina blue if he's there at 14.

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Thank you sir.

I want a WR in first round but I don't think Patterson is it. He will take time to develop. He would be #3 behind Smith and Lafell... Why spend 14th overall pick on a project?

why spend a #1 pick on a project QB?

playing DA here, but the guy has a special ability to become an elite WR and has played 1 year of major college football. with his skill set, and some coaching he could become a big time talent. he could help in the return game as well, but Ginn is here for that. not taking Patterson may be the reason why Ginn was brought in, and the panthers may want a more polished WR like Allen or Hopkins.

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I don't think any analysts disagrees that Patterson is raw. However, the fact he is still the #1 WR ranked by most analysts combined with the fact that he is so raw, should tell you something. The guy is a freak and a playmaker

Outside of AJ Green and Julio Jones, very very few WRs make an impact in the first year anyway. Most break out in their 3rd year. There have only been a handful of 1,000 yard rookie WRs in the history of the NFL.

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why spend a #1 pick on a project QB?

playing DA here, but the guy has a special ability to become an elite WR and has played 1 year of major college football. with his skill set, and some coaching he could become a big time talent. he could help in the return game as well, but Ginn is here for that. not taking Patterson may be the reason why Ginn was brought in, and the panthers may want a more polished WR like Allen or Hopkins.

Who had the greatest Season any QB has had in College.

I didn't think Patterson had the greatest season for WR. Did he???

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Panthers cannot afford waiting 3 years with Lafell in final year of contract and Steve Smith going on 35. In my opinion Austin and Hopkins are much better option in late first round.

Last 2 Drafts we got day one starters in the 1st round. I agree with you I don't think Patterson is a day 1 starter.

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