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Sterling Shepard had private workout for Panthers


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On Friday, during an interview on SiriusXM NFL Radio Sterling Shepard said that he has had a private workout with the Carolina Panthers. He also said he had a workout with the Houston Texans and will be meeting with the Los Angeles Rams. Oklahoma WR @Sterl_Shep3: I have a workout with the #Rams next week and I’ve already had workouts with the #Panthers and #Texans.

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26 minutes ago, Captain Morgan said:

don't see him going in the first, don't see him lasting till us in the 2nd.  Would like to 

get him though.

Pretty much how I see it. We would probably need to do another 2nd round trade up to get him which is probably unlikely. Gettleman said he was motivated to do it last year because he feared what would happen if KB got injured. There isn't such an issue this year since we already got Funchess and proved we can survive with one of our WRs going down.

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