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Will Gettleman pursue JPP as a potential replacement for Hardy?


CatMan72

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JPP will probably get more money than he's worth, which means he probably won't be a Panther.  He had one good year and that was 3 or 4 years ago.  If we're spending big money on Hardy's replacement, we might as well keep Hardy because money is the only legitimate reason not to keep him.

 

edit:  didn't see the post above this one, didn't realize he had a solid year last year.  Still not worth what he's going to get, though.  He's not half the DE Hardy is, so unless we can get him for half of what we could get Hardy for he's not worth it.

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When will you people realize Hardy is gone?

 

When will you people realize Hardy is in fact not gone, he is currently a Panther and beyond that nobody knows.  Not these so-called sources, not the owner of this message board, not Bill Voth, certainly not Joe Person.  No one but possibly Gettleman, and he'd be foolish to have already made up his mind about it.

 

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