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Report Card: Grading the Carolina Panthers' Draft

07:00 PM ET 04.28

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The NFL Draft has come and gone. 256 college players have been drafted and are now about to start their new careers as an NFL player. Many more undrafted players will be signed. All thats left to do now before the season starts is to grade how teams did in the NFL Draft. The Carolina Panthers made a splash in last year's draft when they traded away this year's first round pick to draft OT Jeff Otah. That move seemed to work since the Panthers went 12-4 and Otah is rapidly becoming one of the best OTs in the game. Many hoped the Panthers would deal disgruntled Defensive End Julius Peppers…

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Panthers Draft Everette Brown; Its the End of Peppers Era

09:48 PM ET 04.25

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After weeks of holding out from signing his franchise tender contract, Carolina Panther Defensive End Julius Peppers may get his wish of leaving Carolina. The Carolina Panthers traded the San Fransisco 49ers next years 1st Round Draft pick in exchange for San Fransisco's 2nd Round 43rd Overall Pick and a 4th Round pick. Although this may seem pricy, it means that Carolina is serious about moving on without Peppers.Peppers may have burned all of his bridges back to Carolina with the way he and his agent handled his situation about wanting out of Carolina. After the Panthers offered to make…

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A Glance At Carolina's Future Schedule

10:14 PM ET 01.20

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So far the list of teams that each team has to play next season has been released. While the exact date and time has yet to be determined, what we all do know is which teams play each other.Here is a glance at the teams and Divisions that the Carolina Panthers have to play, with my own personal comments.Games #1-6: NFC South (Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New Orleans Saints, Atlanta Falcons) (Home and Away)These divisional games are always toss ups. Its anyone's game whenever two divisional teams play each other. Teams know each other's plays, their tendancies, and their habits. Last…

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