GodHatesClevelandSport wrote:SoulDawg74 wrote:GodHatesClevelandSport wrote:If only Cam Newton were still available when the Browns spot in the draft came up.
SD:
Point was Fucko , you had to have the balls to trade up for Newton , and a pardner willing to move , which Carolina already had a track record of doing .
There will be no such situation in regards to Luck , something I mapped out nine months before it ever donned on your sorry ass.
We could have controlled that draft , and got our guy , but now we'll just be standing by holding our cocks while Indy walks in with their 0 fer 16 Detroit record and takes the other best QB in the last decade officially having us miss out on both.
SoulDawg
GHCS:
Hey, SD, in your fantasy, does this trade for Cam Newton happen before or after Minka Kelly pays you a visit?
In their history, the Panthers have traded a draft pick higher than the third round just once, and that was 13 years ago. (
http://www.panthers.com/team/history/trades.html) But keep making stuff up.
GodHatesClevelandSport
SD:
Like the article says it takes two to tango , nobody had the balls to give Newton a Jamarcus Russell type deal , sans a rookie agreement .
But to answer your obnoxious reply .
How about twice in the last 16 years including the #1 overall in 95 .
http://www.catscratchreader.com/2011/2/ ... -1-overall""""As you can see there have been numerous trades in the top five of the NFL draft, but scant few involving the #1 overall pick. More often than not teams want to take what they perceive as the best player, but we have seen examples of moving back. I liken the 2011 draft most closely to the 1995 one, the last time Carolina picked #1 overall and the pick we ultimately traded.
Like 1995 there wasn't an absolute lock at QB, but rather a running back, Ki-Jana Carter who was regarded as the best pick the draft. Carolina found a way to move back to #5 overall, select a QB (Kerry Collins) and get an additional pick at the top of the 2nd round. What remains to be see is who (if anyone) will emerge as being worth a team moving up to #1 and take. From where I sit the best chance lies with Da'Quan Bowers; if Bowers has an amazing combine then I think you will see numerous teams in need of a dominant 4-3 DE look to leapfrog Denver and ensure his selection. If Nick Fairley represents the best example of need and BPA aligning then Bowers represents the best example of BPA and upside aligning""""""
49ers trade their No. 2 to Carolina for next year’s No. 1
Posted by Tim Kawakami on April 25th, 2009 at 5:26 pm | Categorized as 49ers, NFL
You saw on TV that the 49ers traded their No. 2 pick (No. 43 overall) to Carolina.
Here’s the deal: No. 43 plus the No. 111 overall this year to Carolina for the Panthers’ No. 1 in 2010.
* So I guess this means the 49ers are probably done for today, unless they trade back into the second round…
The Panthers took DE Everette Brown–a guy the 49ers probably thought was too small or too interchangeable with the guys they already have or could get in later rounds–with the pick.
Pretty confident move by GM Scot McCloughan, and could pay big dividends next draft.
SoulDawg