McCaffrey, Moton, and Armah sign their contracts

[davos]

Man, I can't think of a single year where I was this excited about every pick and even 2 UDFAs 

Last year we had a weird post-draft haze where people were trying to group talk into liking the class.  Year prior, was pretty similar.  

edit: to add, it may even go all the way back to DeAngelo's class but that group as a whole was meh.  

I just feel pretty darn confident about these guys.  Maybe it's because I bandwagoned Hall and Samuel hard...but man, let's see--Christian should be great, Moton seems at the least a solid swing lineman, Armah is a FB in a LB's body and in a different mold which is just cool, and Elder will definitely make the team.  Why not take a new shot at kicker in Butker, Boulware is obviously a crazy guy to follow, and Fred Ross is a great sleeper story.   

We got a lot of talent folks.  

 

 

 

[tiger7_88]

4 hours ago, Paintballr said:

 

 

The whole issue with the chargers was they were being cheap and didn't want to pay a bonus


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Nope, the issue wasn't paying a bonus nor was it the amount of the bonus.

The issue was how and when the bonus would be paid.

[therealmjl]

42 minutes ago, thebigcat said:

No offset language silliness, just business. The kid likely told his agent to him signed ASAP, I didn't like the pick but I do like the character of this young man and hope he proves me wrong


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Yea bro!?!

[electro's horse]

lol dumb old white people will love this

[tiger7_88]

7 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

lol dumb old white people will love this

Indeed.

Us "dumb old white people" (as you so racistly put it) are big believers that employees shouldn't work a single minute without being paid by the company for which they are employed.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/05/04/panthers-sign-christian-mccaffrey/

"The speed of the negotiations reconfirms that every team should be signing every player before that player reports for offseason workouts. Chances are McCaffrey, who skipped Stanford’s bowl game and declined to participate in private workouts, made it clear to the Panthers that he wouldn’t be working without a contract for employment."

I'm a strong believer that more players should take this kind of position.  I guess that makes me "dumb" and "white" according to you. 

[KillerKat]

6 hours ago, davos said:

Man, I can't think of a single year where I was this excited about every pick and even 2 UDFAs 

Last year we had a weird post-draft haze where people were trying to group talk into liking the class.  Year prior, was pretty similar.  

edit: to add, it may even go all the way back to DeAngelo's class but that group as a whole was meh.  

I just feel pretty darn confident about these guys.  Maybe it's because I bandwagoned Hall and Samuel hard...but man, let's see--Christian should be great, Moton seems at the least a solid swing lineman, Armah is a FB in a LB's body and in a different mold which is just cool, and Elder will definitely make the team.  Why not take a new shot at kicker in Butker, Boulware is obviously a crazy guy to follow, and Fred Ross is a great sleeper story.   

We got a lot of talent folks.  

 

 

 

It's nice when your GM feels the sense of urgency after not doing poo the previous year. He actually does his job then.

[KillerKat]

Also, I'm ready to see Armah blow bitches up

[Toker Smurf]

Sweet. That's fast. I don't remember getting guys signed by the rookie camp, in years past. Am I wrong?

[electro's horse]

28 minutes ago, tiger7_88 said:

Indeed.

Us "dumb old white people" (as you so racistly put it) are big believers that employees shouldn't work a single minute without being paid by the company for which they are employed.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/05/04/panthers-sign-christian-mccaffrey/

"The speed of the negotiations reconfirms that every team should be signing every player before that player reports for offseason workouts. Chances are McCaffrey, who skipped Stanford’s bowl game and declined to participate in private workouts, made it clear to the Panthers that he wouldn’t be working without a contract for employment."

I'm a strong believer that more players should take this kind of position.  I guess that makes me "dumb" and "white" according to you. 

Lol racist?

only race here is your race to the bottom with the other geriatric poo posters exctited for the "right kind" of player. 

[KB_fan]

Forgive me if it's already been mentioned.  I haven't read the whole thread...

But David Newton that McCaffrey was the first of the Round 1 rookies from the draft to be inked to a contract.   I know it doesn't mean anything really, but I kind of like it.  There's just a certain ALL OUT mentality with the team this year.  Go after what you want aggressively.  Exciting times.

[panther4life]

Samuel and Hall signed this Am too

[Hogmolliesmaht]

Corn and the Buttkicker are the only one's left now. Will they sign today, I wonder?

[Mr. Scot]

11 hours ago, #PanthersKing said:

Samuel gonna take a while. Somehow, 2nd and lower round guys seem to take for ever 

 

11 hours ago, Confined9991 said:

Wrong

 

11 hours ago, #PanthersKing said:

Show me

Took all of 12 hours

McCaffrey, listed as a running back but expected to be much more for Carolina, signed his standard four-year deal, as did wide receiver Curtis Samuel (second round) offensive tackle Taylor Moton (second round), defensive end Daeshon Hall (third round) and fullback Alex Armah (sixth round).

[ecu88]

2 hours ago, KillerKat said:

Also, I'm ready to see Armah blow bitches up

Armahgeddon is coming soon to some poor LB soul