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Person: Panthers expected to sign 5 tryout players


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Please cut Roman is ass Harper

Not yet, he's got 1 year left on his contract and hopefully he's not seeing the field by the end of the season. I honestly think Coleman will step into Romans old spot and solidify it for us, but as long as we can carry the extra weight (right now), we should hold on because you never know how many injuries we'll get in training camp. Don't worry, I don't expect Roman to be employed here next year.

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DE Rakim Cox - Signed as n UDFA last year out of Villanova by the MinnesotaVikings.

OG Ronald Patrick - South Carolina guy. Was signed as an UDFA by the Steelers last offseason.

OG Jordan McCray - Signed by the Packers as an UDFA last year. Cut but re-signed to the practice squad. Vikings signed him to a futures contract but released him in March.

FB Lee Ward - Rookie FA out of Stanford.

TE Jamie Childers - Signed as UDFA by the Rams in 2012. He's been with three different NFL teams since 2012 - St. Louis, New York Giants and Buffalo

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All now official, with DT Cummings as the odd man out. Roster is now at 90.

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