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2021 Panther Draft Choices

Discussion in 'Carolina Panthers' started by dig-it, Nov 27, 2020.

  1. Cyberjag

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    It’s a deep OT draft
     
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    It is but I'm not sure many others would be as plug and play at left tackle as Sewell would be.

    If he's there at 8 I think we'd be fools not to take him. It's our biggest need.
     
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    Draft BPA, not need. If they think Pitts > Sewell they should take him if he’s there.
     
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    When left tackle is our biggest need and we have a QB that definitely needs protecting, why wouldn't you do it if he's there at 8? I love Pitts don't get me wrong but we've had a revolving door at LT probably since Oher. We can potentially fix that issue for a good few years.

    We have good offensive targets already, so it's not as if we'll struggle to make plays provided Darnold has protection.
     
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    With our type of offense, Slater might actually be a better fit.

    I usually go BPA, but since we traded for a QB, and he is one that needs protection for once in his career, if he is going to transform into a franchise QB, then I go OT
     
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    one year of anderson left if Pitts is there you have to give it serious consideration.
     
  7. dig-it

    dig-it Wait'n On That Post Rookie Deal

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    How many targets would Pitts average per game? Maybe on a pass happy, fighting from behind kind of game, he get 10 thrown his way? Maybe? IDK
    I've never heard anything of his blocking skills even though he is labeled a TE.
    So I'm not really sure how many plays he'd be involved in.
    A plug and play left tackle is a beast that should be rocking it every offensive snap.
     
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    How many years do we keep not having a good and reliable left tackle which I'd say is more important?

    Look I love Pitts like anyone else but keeping your QB upright is more important. Sewell looks like as close to a plug and play option for years to come as there is in this draft.
     
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    Not seen as much of him but I see he's moving up people's boards.

    Does he have the skills to play LT?
     
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    Supposed to have incredible feet and hands. Not a mauler for the running game, but again, our offense is probably going to be quick hitting with a lot of motion and pulling of all linemen.
     

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