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Panthers in talks w/Josh Norman about extension


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I wasn't trying to be argumentative, my only point was the term "all" is a bit misleading for those that don't really understand the cap.

Out of curiosity where is this 1.7m number come from you are referring to about Olsen.

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/carolina-panthers/greg-olsen/

My bad, the restructured amount for 2015 was 1.175 million not 1.75 giving him a guaranteed or dead cap amount of 2.7 Million when you add the remaining signing bonus as well as other guaranteed money. I expect us to extend him this offseason.

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Bottom line:  This is a good entry point for Norman.  He has shown us enough to feel confident that he can be an outside CB for the next 3 years or so (He will be 28).  A good year next year and/or a championship drives his price up before we have to deal with Cam, Kuechly, and Olsen.

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Wow, these guesses are all over the place. Norman looked good the 2nd half of the season, but no way I pay him big money based on such a small sample.

He deserves a pay raise and will get one, but he still makes bone headed decisions and the interception/fumble is one of many and not long ago.

I'd give him an incentive based contract and let him make big money if he earns it.

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