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C.Johnsons b day today....hitting 28 and still ballin..

Jmac

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The big guy turns 28 today....still in his prime with hopefully many injury free and productive years left in him.Since he may be the DE that stays after this season.It's evident that Hardy keeps playing hardball with a new contract and may even be suspended if convicted,so we need CJ to be the man.

Let's wish him the best, and please tutor Kony well...we will need both of you in 2015.

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I can see him restructuring next season.Didn't think he would do it this year and I even wonder if DG asked him to.He will be 29 next year and if he can get the money spread over a few years may be the ticket instead of pulling up roots and leaving.Hardy is probably gone unless he relents and decides to be reasonable with his money demamds...we can't afford to lose both or keep both either.Pick your poison.

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I am sorry, This will be CJ's last season as a Panther, unless there is some major restructuring of his contract. We save around 11 Million on the cap by cutting him.

Nope. Greg Hardy is almost certainly gone, Deangelo too. CJ stays imo.

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You know this off topic, but I think Hardy getting in trouble may have hopefully made him realize what he had to lose and possibly created a focus that he did not had before.  I know that some of my most productive stretches in my life have come after bad things have occurred.  Looking forward to Hardy and CJ this year.

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I am sorry, This will be CJ's last season as a Panther, unless there is some major restructuring of his contract. We save around 11 Million on the cap by cutting him. 

 

fuging buzz kill man

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We need CJ. IMO he is worth the money and produces to his contract. He means A LOT to our defense.

The running backs on the other hand are a different story!!

Worth 17 million?

Even if you or the team thinks that we might need the cap space for other players.

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