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Previewing The 2020 Draft With Special Guest Vincent Richardson

Apr 22, 20201 hr 38 min
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The draft is here!

Co-Host of The Great British Drafting Show and draft guru Vincent Richardson joins the show to talk about whether or not the Panthers should trade down, where the threshold is if they do - there's a certain number they don't want to go below - and how many top-tier players there are in the 2020 Draft Class and how the Panthers can get one of them. 

They'll talk the five players most likely to be drafted by the Panthers and who everyone prefers, whether it's a defensive lineman like Derrick Brown or Javon Kinlaw or a corner like CJ Henderson or Jeff Okudah or an everything like Isaiah Simmons. They'll also talk about what they'll expect the Panthers to get out of this draft class, the way to approach a draft in an overall sense and who might be a wild card in the first round for the Panthers.

They'll also get a chance to ROLE PLAY as they'll offer trades to virtual Marty Hurneys and don't worry - the Panthers win every deal on One Day Contract, including trading FOR OJ Howard and trading AWAY Curtis Samuel. All that, plus they'll make the Panthers offense more FUN and Colin and Vincent will somehow get into how much they love Jake Fromm - we're not sure how they got there either.

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