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CB Bradley Fletcher for a workout on Tuesday

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Field Yates of ESPN reports that the Panthers brought in veteran CB Bradley Fletcher for a workout on Tuesday.

Fletcher, 29, is a former third-round pick of the Rams back in 2009. He joined the Eagles as an unrestricted free agent back in 2013 before signing on with the Patriots this past March.

New England signed him to a one-year, $1.5 million contract, but wound up releasing him a little over a week ago in a move that created $1,581,250 in available cap space.

This season, Fletcher has recorded 10 tackles and a forced fumble for the Patriots over the course of two games. 

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depth to replace teddy williams probably.

plus he played on that eagles defense and probably knows a thing or two about tendencies and scheme.

bup bup bup

We also worked out FB/TE and former Eagle James Casey.  Maybe a replacement for Brockel, the guy who just seems to keep making the roster despite not playing since 2013.

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Either norwood or bersain is more than likely getting cut for a CB. Young should get the call up, IMO. He was looking great til a injury killed his 53 roster dream. Dave could pull a cox and sign a CB off another teams PS. 

 

LB is another spot to look at, I doubt shaq plays this week and if AJ is still in the protocol.... panthers will need a LB as well.

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