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First FA of offseason in town for physical tomorrow

UNCrules2187

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XClown1986 Mentor

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So wtf did they sign Sutton for?

Sutton was never signed to be a returner. He was a player that was a stand out all preseason and lost a roster spot due to numbers. Many Green Bay fans believe wrongfully so. They must like his talent, and want an upclose view of what he can do behind our line.

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Sutton was never signed to be a returner. He was a player that was a stand out all preseason and lost a roster spot due to numbers. Many Green Bay fans believe wrongfully so. They must like his talent, and want an upclose view of what he can do behind our line.

For real, if we didn't sign Sutton because Stewart's going to be out for a while, Im going to be pissed. If Stewart is healthy, we have him, Williams, and Goodson. We don't need another RB. We have other needs with DT being the absolute #1 need.

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Mills if his injury is that bad they would have stuck him on the PUP, Clearly its not bad enough to go on IR, or that would have been done as well. He may miss a game or two, but I truely believe he would be on a list if that were not the case.

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With Williams and Stewart both nursing some injuries this offseason, I have a tendancy to believe like it says in the article: They don't want another 2004. Regardless of how bad off Stew may or may not is irrelevant (we have a week to find out). The greater point is that if we can't run, we can't win.

That said, if Mark Jones does make his way back into a Panther uniform, then here's hoping he keeps those return numbers up and helps us win some well fought field posistion battles this year.

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