Ramses Barden, WR, Cal Poly-SLO
Kevin Barnes, CB, Maryland
Victor Harris, CB, Virginia Tech
Juaquin Iglesias, WR, Oklahoma
Paul Kruger, DE, Utah
Keenan Lewis, CB, Oregon State
Alex Magee, DT, Purdue
Sen'Derrick Marks, DT, Auburn
Fili Moala, DT, USC
Lawrence Sidbury, DE, Richmond
Because I wanted to get every team involved, voting for the Bears, Cowboys and Panthers' second-round picks in the 2009 NFL Draft is now going on.
Results and some comments will be posted here.
http://walterfootball.com/draft2009reader.php
Will this team ever get another QB? They should trade Peppers and get in the Freeman race. Oh well, they go DT. I'm a Lion fan living in South Carolina and I discuss the merits of Stafford daily on MLive. I wish that half them were forced to watch Panther games for a couple of seasons. Bet they would be taking a QB over a MLB then.
I really like the idea of getting Sen'Derrick Marks with this pick. That would make me a very happy Panthers fan.
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I love a WR here. I think that has been the first time during this entire fan mock that I LOVED a receiver somewhere. They just blew their load on delhomme(which is Spanish for "of the homme"). This kind of reasoning probably means they think lack of receiving made them lose in the playoffs.
The only way I can make any sense of the extension the Panthers just gave Delhomme is that they needed to free up a bunch of cap space right away. The most likely reason they would need to do that is if they thought Peppers might sign his tender soon, leading to a huge addition to the cap once he did. The only reason Peppers would sign his tender is so New England, who seems interested, but will only negotiate with the team and not his agent, would be able to work out a trade by draft day. Peppers knows that once the draft goes by he's far less likely to be traded, so these things combined would help make some sense of giving an aging, average QB a ton of money.
But of course there's also the possibility that Carolina's just stupid. Either way, the Panthers need some help at DE, since they almost certainly won't have Peppers for more than one year. I went with Krueger here, who should fit nicely at LE in Carolina's defense.
1.8-Carson Palmer, QB 2.25-Michael Oher, LT 3.8-Richard Seymour, UT 4.25-Roddy White, WR 5.8-Cortland Finnegan, CB
6.25-Ben Grubbs, LG 7.8- Pat Williams, NT 8.5-Rasheen Mathis, CB 8.25-Keith Rivers, OLB 11.8- Jeremy Maclin, WR
12.22-Rey Mauluga, MLB 12.25-Robert Ayers, LDE 13.8-Dan Koppen, C 14.25-Tyvon Branch, SS 15.8-Jeremy Zuttah, RG
16.25-Levi Brown, RT 17.8-Larry English, RDE 19.25-Shane Lechler, P 19.27-Sebastian Janikowski, K 20.10-Cedric Griffin, FS
20.25-Michael Bush, HB 21.8-Trevor Scott, OLB 21.25-Jared Cook, TE 24.25-LeSean McCoy, RB2
I've had them getting Paul Kruger forever now. DE or DT has to be the pick.
Kevin Barnes. Because... Just because.
"Illusion, Michael. A trick is something a whore does for money."
Paul Kruger, DE, Utah
This move makes sense sense because they get to add depth to their line and will all of a sudden have the flexability to move Peppers if they really have to.
In the wake of Ken Lucas being released for financial reasons, the Panthers need a new Cornerback. Victor Harris was amazing at Virginia Tech, and will make an immediate impact if he gets the start, which I suspect he will.
Peppers is gone at the end of the year. Sidbury will replace him.
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