2025 NFL Draft

It's sad how much interest I have lost in the Panthers and the NFL in general since David Toddler took over.

 

Yes they're going back to grass after repeatedly bragging about all the other events they could hold.

 

"The 49ers should call the Panthers and offer them Aiyuk and the 11th pick for the 8th pick, which they could use to take Missouri offensive tackle Armand Membou or Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham, while the Panthers would get a No. 1 wide receiver to pair with Bryce Young".

https://x.com/grantcohn/status/1901686681893585266

 

Aiyuk was solid, but tore his ACL and MCL in late October. He also signed a 4 year $120 million contract last year. He is a shade under 6' and ran 4.5 40 before his knee damage. That's an excellent salary dump for a damaged player for the 49ers to move up 3 spots in the draft. Now if they want swap 1st round picks and give up that #43 second round pick then I'd do that. They have 11 picks total in the draft.

 

If Graham is there, I think he is a Panther.
If he is not there, then SF can send us appropriate picks in subsequent rounds.

What we could get at 8 will be the same as what we can get at 11. Don't want to help another NFC team that has been cap foolish, we have been there, still are somewhat.

 

Arizona WR McMillan ‘not fast’ at pro day run … Star Arizona WR Tetairoa McMillan, one of the top 2-3 prospects at the position for the upcoming draft, didn’t run all that well at a pro day event at the school earlier today. Unfortunately, no official times were announced, but reports out of the workout indicated that NFL teams clocked McMillan in the 4.55 range for the 40. That’s not necessarily a bad time for a 6-4, 220-pound receiver, but it also not really elite which could ultimately drop McMillan closer to the middle of the opening round as opposed to the top 10. Its also not entirely clear from the reporting exactly what kind of pro day this actually was. Arizona is a member of the Big XII which will holds its annual joint pro day starting tomorrow so it looks like this may have been a private workout by McMillan.
From GBN Report.

Doubt that Tmac will be our guy at 8. he will probably drop into the 20s now

 

A lot of people preferred Golden before that happpened anyway it seems.

 

Mike Evans ran a 4.55 at the Combine. Big guys like that aren't expected to be fast. The other comp I have seen for T-Mac is Drake London, who chose not to run at the Combine. There were concerns about his speed. Basically, this is a nothingburger.

Golden is a burner who can run routes, and I have seen him inch up draft boards for the past several weeks. He may be WR1 on several teams boards at this point. Burden is a great YAC guy, and he may also be at the top of some teams' boards.

Any one of these guys would be our top receiver in short order, and would make our offense better.

 

From cbssports.com
Yes please

 

David Moore WR, back with the Panthers