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Source: the Panthers claimed TE Chris Manhertz off of waivers from New Orleans. Former college hoops star turned NFLer.

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Khyber53 Grand Master

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I got nothing here. Makes no sense to me. Had we grabbed him before this game to get info, sure... but afterwards?

Did they make eye contact from the box and the bench? Was it just magic at first sight?

Someone explain this one to me. Up until now, I could kind of see a reason or two for some of these moves. This one has me flummoxed. 

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40 minutes ago, jdpanther5 said:

By my count this is the tenth TE we've had on the roster since the draft. We definitely needed a third TE, per Ron we were shorthanded when we even had 3. Now after a game without Simonson, it definitely feels like we're going back to the project TE route we saw in preseason.

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So glad we didn't draft Hunter Henry. What a bum.

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30 minutes ago, frash.exe said:

Yea Gettleman I'm sure there's an all-pro corner sitting on the waiver wire that you could've claimed but NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Cromartie is still available.  Don't tell me he's not better than Sack Zanchez and Darryl 'Barely There" Worley.

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15 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

I got nothing here. Makes no sense to me. Had we grabbed him before this game to get info, sure... but afterwards?

Did they make eye contact from the box and the bench? Was it just magic at first sight?

Someone explain this one to me. Up until now, I could kind of see a reason or two for some of these moves. This one has me flummoxed. 

Pie for "flummoxed."

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