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Josh Norman on the Panthers next year? "Not my call."


Captain Morgan

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Josh Norman says "not his call" what will happen with his future with Panthers. Says focus is on getting to Super Bowl.

 

Asked if he feels he deserves Defensive Player/Year, Josh Norman said yes because of how hard he's worked. But ... ultimate goal is SB.

 

 

It must be nice thinking about looking at a new contract as DFP of the Year. However, I love Josh and it keeps looking more likely we're going to lose him after a possible franchise year

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Probably cheaper to tag him for 2 years than pay him long term. First tag is 13M and 2nd tag is around 15.6M. He is probably asking for 14M per yr which is the market for top CB. It is safer for the panthers since he is on a year to year basis rather than a 4 to 5 yr deal which will probably cost us cap space if we need to cut him in the back end of that contract. 

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12 minutes ago, Captain Morgan said:

can't we tag him 2 years in a row?  Then he'd be 30 and would have gotten between 25 and 30 mill from the two years I think

Yes we can.  It's wickedly expensive and unlikely to make financial sense, but possible and it is an option on the table.

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3 minutes ago, ctrcat said:

Yes we can.  It's wickedly expensive and unlikely to make financial sense, but possible and it is an option on the table.

Tagging a guy year to year for 2 seasons can make plenty of financial sense.

big elite contracts for highly emotional players without huge consistency of years of great play to their resume.....IS risky business. 

I get people love Norman.  We all should for his play this year.  But there is still a difference between him and a Luke Kuechly IMO. 

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 The guy wants to get paid, I can't argue with that. I hope Josh is a longterm Panther. However I feel like he may be holding onto a little bit of animosity from being in Ron's doghouse for so long. 

 Part of me is glad we did not get a contract in before the season started with him. I wonder if he would've still have balled out like he has if he already has been paid?  The guy has certainly been playing for a big-time contract and it's evident by his plays that he makes and the statements he makes. 

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