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Veteran Cuts we might be interested in


DaveThePanther2008

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CBS sports has a list of possible veterans that could be cut on Saturday.   I saw about 7 that could be interesting for us.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/photos/2017-nfl-roster-cuts-the-biggest-name-in-danger-on-each-team/

Brook Reid DE Atlanta. - I know many think we could use more depth at DE due to our age.

Eric Winston - OT - Definitely could use depth or even start.

TJ Ward - S - Previously discussed and most would take him

Haloti Ngata DT - Would be an awesome add to a fearless DT line

Jah Reid OL - Didn't list as a tackle or guard but probably is skilled enough for both and would be great depth

Byron Maxwell CB - Once again we could use some depth at CB

Dante Jones DT - See Haloti Ngata

Thoughts?

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4 minutes ago, DaveThePanther2008 said:

I don't see how we wouldn't try for the offensive linemen.   We could use the depth.  You could also say the same for CB.

DE and DT would be gravy type players.  The would probably get better money elsewhere so coming to Carolina would be to win a championship.

For the right guys sure.  Winston?  Wow I didn't know he was still playing.  He was trash and washed up many moons ago, can't even fathom how bad he is now.

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7 hours ago, DaveThePanther2008 said:

CBS sports has a list of possible veterans that could be cut on Saturday.   I saw about 7 that could be interesting for us.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/photos/2017-nfl-roster-cuts-the-biggest-name-in-danger-on-each-team/

Brook Reid DE Atlanta. - I know many think we could use more depth at DE due to our age.

Eric Winston - OT - Definitely could use depth or even start.

TJ Ward - S - Previously discussed and most would take him

Haloti Ngata DT - Would be an awesome add to a fearless DT line

Jah Reid OL - Didn't list as a tackle or guard but probably is skilled enough for both and would be great depth

Byron Maxwell CB - Once again we could use some depth at CB

Dante Jones DT - See Haloti Ngata

Thoughts?

Ward, Winston, Maxwell, and Ngata, yes. Could use depth/true competition at these positions.

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22 minutes ago, Cyberjag said:

Brook Reid - 30

Eric Winston - 33

TJ Ward - 30

Haloti Ngata - 33

Jah Reid - 29

Byron Maxwell - 29

Ever stop to think that there's a reason these guys are getting released, and they may not be the same players they were a few years ago?

Doesn't seem to be the case with TJ Ward, why keep a guy around that you will lose/not pay next summer when hes a 31 year old free agent? They like what they see in their 2nd and 3rd string safeties to sacrifice some talent in an already deep secondary to get the young guys up to speed and more reps a year earlier. 

So I would be interested in Ward and maybe Maxwell, he played well last year but has looked bad once again in the preseason so I'm not sure which Maxwell you'd get. 

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53 minutes ago, Cyberjag said:

Brook Reid - 30

Eric Winston - 33

TJ Ward - 30

Haloti Ngata - 33

Jah Reid - 29

Byron Maxwell - 29

Ever stop to think that there's a reason these guys are getting released, and they may not be the same players they were a few years ago?

As said before, not the case with Ward. Also, what's wrong with depth with experience? Seems that was a major issue last year with the o-line. Better safe than sorry IMO.

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1 hour ago, Cyberjag said:

Brook Reid - 30

Eric Winston - 33

TJ Ward - 30

Haloti Ngata - 33

Jah Reid - 29

Byron Maxwell - 29

Ever stop to think that there's a reason these guys are getting released, and they may not be the same players they were a few years ago?

I really doubt anyone is going to start them willingly. But depth it could help. 

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