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Panthers rescind Norman's franchise tag...

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2 minutes ago, TheRed said:

Only way this makes a lick of sense is if things have gotten really ugly behind the scenes with negotiations.

Either way, getting nothing at all for him is a mind numbing move.

Voth was just saying that on twitter.  Just speculation on his part, but they may not be thrilled with how he will act/is acting.

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This was shocking, but it's obvious what's going on. He's gonna let him test the market without the franchise compensation looming over teams interested in him. All parties involved will find out what his worth is and if it's in Gettleman's range, he'll be a Panther. If it's not, he won't. 

Lotta ridiculous speculation that this has something to do with Josh's attitude or actions. That seems pretty ignorant. He's doing the same with Josh he did with CJ. It worked out with CJ. Hopefully it works out with Norman. 

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Just now, Nick_81 said:

Voth was just saying that on twitter.  Just speculation on his part, but they may not be thrilled with how he will act/is acting.

Regardless, this thread is going to be an interesting one to visit come December depending on how our secondary performs.

Might be quite a few tune changes.

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