TheSpecialJuan

We need a specific type of WR a speedy field stretcher type Darius Slayton would have fit maybe Nick Westbrook from Tennessee is an option

Per Mike Kaye My view on today with some quick Kaye's Takes: - Re-signing the starting CBs through 2026 is good stability, even if Jackson's contract doesn't prohibit you from investing a high pick in another CB. - Moehrig is exactly what the #Panthers needed from a tone-setting perspective at safety. He's an excellent run defender and has a nose for the ball as a playmaker. - Wharton and Brown complement each other, really. Brown is the two-down run defender, while Wharton can play a few different positions as an interior pass rusher. They can rotate. Carolina clearly wants to use DL platoons, and their additions help that with DB and AR. - Jones fits the opportunistic model of free agency. Get a guy off this rookie deal with upside and flashes and see if he can be a bigger contributor in your scheme. Good size and mid-20s. I get it even if it's seemingly underwhelming at edge on Day 1.

What do all four signings have in common; all are coming off their rookie contracts going into their 5th year. Dan and Brandt have a clear plan and vision for the players they bring in.

DeAndre Hopkins come on down

- Still need another starting safety - backup RB (according to PNP Youtube we had interest in Javonte Williams before he signed with Dallas) - WR

so 2 years $15 million similar to DJ Wonnums deal last year

https://x.com/mike_e_kaye/status/1899266735254929809?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA Update on the Patrick Jones II deal with the #Panthers: Base value is $15 million over two years, per league source. Previously reported, as others, incentives can bring it up to $20 million.

https://x.com/_mlfootball/status/1899276739240476942?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

lol

We just lost our 1st UFA Lonnie Johnson to the Raiders

Maybe we still go after Jevon Hollander

It seems there is a chance we keep Miles Sanders under a big pay cut

she said the Panthers were done for tonight

What an exciting day

https://x.com/josephperson/status/1899269482834542959?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

Smart decision on both sides: if Panthers would have cut him they would have saved $3.25 million under the cap so instead they do this: Tuttle was set to make $6.5m in last year of his deal. He’s taken a pay cut to $3m, per league source. $500k in guaranteed money.