Carolina Panthers 3-Round Mock Draft

Carolina Panthers 3-Round Mock Draft

Though you can expect the Panthers to be active in Free Agency this year under a new regime; they will need to have a good draft if they want to make a deeper playoff run this year. Here are some early round targets that can inject some much-needed youth and talent into the Carolina Panthers.

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What Can the #8 Pick Get the Panthers?

What Can the #8 Pick Get the Panthers?

With both San Diego and Carolina’s Week 17 games culminating in defeat, the Panthers find themselves with their first top ten pick since the franchise drafted Luke Kuechly in 2012. Carolina will find themselves with the eighth selection in the draft, the pick is even more tantalizing considering this draft is loaded with front end talent and future stars. With this considered, will the Panthers be able to find and an instant contributor at the back of the top ten? Let the recent history of these picks tell the story.

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Panther Nation You Are On The Clock. Part 3, The Picks Are In

Panther Nation You Are On The Clock. Part 3, The Picks Are In

The draft is just a few days away, and this your final chance to speak out. In this article I will list the offensive and defensive poll winners from the previous parts of this series. These winners, for the most part, were in reach of the Panther’s #25 pick in this first round based on Drafttek’s mock. In case you didn’t know, C3’s very own “Mel Mayock” (@PantherDrafter) does the picks and write-ups for the Panthers on Drafttek; it is definitely worth a look if you haven't already done so. Poll voting ends at 4 PM draft day, and the winner will be announced via social media around that time. So without further adieu, here are the players you Panther fans voted for.

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Panther Nation You are on the Clock. Part 2 Defense

Panther Nation You are on the Clock. Part 2 Defense

The NFL draft is around a week away and it is time for us Panther fans to speak out. In this article I will list 2-5 available players per defensive position grouping at pick #25 based on Drafttek’s latest mock draft, plus a few that could be at the backend of round one come draft day. In case you didn’t know, C3’s very own “Mel Mayock” (@PantherDrafter) does the picks and write-ups for the Panthers on Drafttek; it is definitely worth a look if you haven't already done so. After viewing the players listed, you may vote on the poll. Part 1 offense's poll, is still up and active, so vote if you haven't already done so. The offensive and defensive poll winners will be featured in Part 3 with a more in depth evaluation and a final poll on April 28th, on day 1 of the draft (April 30th) the winner will be revealed. So let’s see who Panther Nation wants as our future star!

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Panther Nation You are on the Clock. Part 1 Offense

Panther Nation You are on the Clock. Part 1 Offense

The NFL draft is around ten days away and it is time for us Panther fans to speak out. In this article I will list 2-5 available players per offensive position grouping (excluding TE and QB) at pick #25 based on Drafttek’s latest mock draft, plus a few that could be at the backend of round one come draft day. In case you didn’t know, C3’s very own “Mel Mayock” (@PantherDrafter) does the picks and write-ups for the Panthers on Drafttek; it is definitely worth a look if you haven't already done so. After viewing the players listed, you may vote on the poll. On April 24th, Part 2 of this article focusing on defensive options at #25 will be posted. The offensive and defensive poll winners will be featured in Part 3 with a more in depth evaluation and a final poll on April 28th, on day 1 of the draft (April 30th) the winner will be revealed. So let’s see who Panther Nation wants as our future star!

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The All Important Saints Mock Draft

The All Important Saints Mock Draft

This has been a pretty wild and exciting offseason for the Saints and there are still possibilities looming for even more excitement before draft day.

The direction the Saints are taking is bold and it’s needed because there was some complacency, which happens when you have been with a team for a few years.

 

The result of being comfortable last season was a 7-9 record for the Saints and massive under performance from every player on the team. Trading Jimmy Graham, Ben Grubbs and Kenny Stills, then cutting Curtis Lofton surely had to make a lot of players pretty uncomfortable, which is the best thing that can happen to them.

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Mid-Round Mania

Mid-Round Mania

Mid-Round picks have been kind to Dave Gettleman’s Panthers, and hopefully this doesn't change anytime soon. The Panther’s have a whopping seven picks after the second round, and hopefully they turn into 5-7 solid contributors over the next few years. Overall, this draft class may be as deep as last year, and potentially have future pro bowl talent all over the board on day 2 of the draft. Here are a few players that could be absolute steals when the Panthers are on the clock rounds 3-7.

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C3 Mock Draft 1.0

C3 Mock Draft 1.0

This pre-Free Agency Mock is a little different.  We pick for each team's first two rounds.  Then we provide insight as to why.  The reasoning could be Profootballfocus.com rankings from last year, to pending FAs to BPA.  Then a couple of guest chime in for their Panthers picks.  Enjoy..

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Pick Another Toy For Cam in Round 4!


Don't Mock the Draft, Decide It RD 4!



So far, PantherNation has selected Mach 7 Brandin Cooks in Rd 1, Hog-Molly Jack Mewhort in Rd 2 and top-flight Corner Pierre Desire in Rd 3.  Now you have spoken again and overwhelmingly want another toy for Cam to play with on Sundays.  Taking a look at the current roster, Cooks provides the deep threat and home run capability, Cotchery and Avant provide the steady and experienced veterans that will teach the young guys how to be Professionals.  Now we need a guy that can grow with Cam that can be that go-to guy in terms of being able to convert on third down and can grow along with Cooks and Cam. 


This year’s WR Draft class is the deepest in recent memory.  Take a look at the below five quality candidates that we can nab in the 4th RD.  All would look good in Carolina Black & Blue.  So who’s it going to be?  It is highly doubtful that the Panthers take three Wide Receivers so make this vote count. 


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1.      Michael Campanaro-  This “Backyard Baller” out of Wake Forest reminds this analyst a lot of Wes Welker.  Camp once caught 16 passes in a single game and would complement Cooks, Avant and Cotchery nicely as he brings a different dimension.  He has been worked out by the Panthers and is going to be interviewed live on this website on Monday April 14th at 10:00 PM EST.  Tune in and learn more. For now, watch this and “Camp out with Campanaro:”




2.    Robert Herron- This Wyoming standout would also be a nice complement to the Panthers Offense.  I love the way he gets off the line of scrimmage which is an underrated trait.  He had 932 yards and 9 touchdowns in 2013.  At 5’9, 193 lbs., is he the size we need considering we also have Cooks?  Herron has also been worked out by the Panthers and WR Coach Ricky Proehl favorited my tweet regarding how good this young man is at getting off the line of scrimmage.  Take a look at this exciting option: 



3.    Devin Street- This Pitt standout has great size at 6’3 210 lbs, runs a 4.5 40 and ran the complete route tree at Pitt.  He earned third-team All-ACC  Honors while catching 51 passes for 854 yards.  He would be a nice reliable and big target in the Red Zone for Cam.  Watch this young man’s great playmaking ability 


4.    Cody Latimer- This young man out of Indiana is shooting up draft boards of late after fully recovering from foot-surgery.  He has also recently met with the Panthers.  He is another Receiver with great size at 6’3, 215 lbs.  But different than the others, he recently ran an incredible 4.38 40 and is strong enough to break press coverage.  Check out this man’s incredible hands (embed  





5.     Josh Huff-  You may not know this name, but this Oregon standout caught 11 TDs and 1,093 yards this past year.  He has extremely reliable hands and is a good blocker as well at 5’11 201 lbs.  He would also be a very nice complement to Cooks.  One word of caution is he did not run a sophisticated route-tree in Oregon’s offense.  But check out his profile here: Huff and puff and blow your house down! 


Now you know your options PantherNation.  This will be your last WR choice so make it a good one.  Who do you think best compliments the current starting three of Cooks, Avant, and Cotchery?  Make your voice heard and vote.  And follow me at @PanthersDrafter for ongoing conversations



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