TheSpecialJuan

ANDY DALTONQB, CAROLINA PANTHERS Panthers signed QB Andy Dalton, formerly of the Saints, to a two-year, $10 million contract. The deal includes $8 million "fully guaranteed" and apparently includes another $7 million in incentives. Although Dalton will ultimately end up the clipboard holder for whomever the Panthers take at No. 1 overall, he could end up the "bridge" starter if the top selection is a raw prospect like Florida's Anthony Richardson. For now, it appears the Panthers are eyeing up Ohio State's C.J. Stroud, who would have an easier time easily dispatching Dalton. The computers liked Dalton in 2022, but his already modest deep game has disappeared. He failed as a bridge man for the 2021 Bears. The Panthers need to avoid 2023 Dalton starts at all costs unless it is to protect an unprepared rookie.

per Joe Person

he was terrible as nickel CB and just ok as SAF glad they moved on

considerable savings

MYLES HARTSFIELDDB, UNSIGNED FREE AGENT The Panthers did not tender restricted free agent CB Myles Hartsfield, making him a free agent. Hartsfield not receiving a tender comes as a bit of a surprise after the former undrafted free agent went on to start 19 games for the Panthers over the last three seasons. Hartsfield totaled 59 tackles and two TFLs for the Panthers last season and should latch on with another team as added depth in the secondary.

PJ Walker might not be tendered either

Mike Florio and Aaron Rodgers hate each others guts

Bengals traditionally don't re-sign players in their 28 to 29 age

With the Corbett injury we may hang on to Elflein

Good list