Report: Panthers fear Curtis Samuel may be out for the season

[Snake]

3 minutes ago, Delhommey said:

It sucks for our WR depth but it's not like he was really a key piece. 

He will be down the road when he gets better at receiving. The reason he got hurt was because of body position. He was taking weird angles all night and it caught up with him. 

[TheWiz]

Curtis Samuel has a higher ceiling than Byrd. Last night, Samuel really started to pop as a receiver on this team. Hope he gets better soon, but Damiere is comfortable with Cam. This means moving Shep to Samuel's spot which I'm not sure I have alot of confidence in. 

[TheSpecialJuan]

Big loss if he is out fo the year but G-reg coming back will help. 

[Snake]

51 minutes ago, TheWiz said:

Curtis Samuel has a higher ceiling than Byrd. Last night, Samuel really started to pop as a receiver on this team. Hope he gets better soon, but Damiere is comfortable with Cam. This means moving Shep to Samuel's spot which I'm not sure I have alot of confidence in. 

I disagree, he flashed but he was messing up a bunch. The team did better without him. 

[TNPanther]

1 hour ago, trucpfan said:

I like both but can either preform when needed I hope one of the two can give us some speed and play making abilities I've seen Byrd do one thing get cracked on a reverse and I can't remember a meaningful catch Clay has had

Rust like a mutha especially coming off a broke forearm probably timid asf also 

Big time this is all I see Olsen opening up the underneath dump offs being he's usually bracketed somewhat CMC passed should be more one on ones right by the line of scrimmage in hoping for heavy shake and bake. 

And for the record can we practice that back shoulder throw we should hit one a half you have to choose were to go with the coverage Olsen underneath to CMC or over top with Fun wideout there should always be a mismatch especially with that back shoulder clicking

There's a thing called punctuation brah.

[Skack25]

We all know that we will NOT be signing anyone... but maybe Victor Cruz is worth a look?  Probably too expensive though.

[Dingo_ate_Babies]

I don't think we're going to miss him much. He's been active all season long and has only made what..1 explosive play? He's also dropped an easy touchdown and fumbled against Chicago. Byrd will replace him just fine. I think Samuel will develop into a nice player EVENTUALLY, he's just still too raw.

[AggieLean]

Might as well keep him on the roster, and not IR him, just in case he’s ready for a possible playoff run. 

We have to make due with what we have, and Byrd’s role will have to increase slightly when he returns. No need to bring back Philly.

[GoobyPls]

Another obstacle Cam has to overcome 

[KSpan]

11 minutes ago, Skack25 said:

We all know that we will NOT be signing anyone... but maybe Victor Cruz is worth a look?  Probably too expensive though.

If anyone was to be signed I assume it would be someone with some wheels, not a guy like Cruz. Also, at this point in the seasons it will be very difficult for a reciever to integrate into a brand new offense.

[*FreeFua*]

http://nfltraderumors.co/practice-squad-signings-tracker/

A few familiar names but it’s slim pickings 

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/free-agents/2017/wide-receiver/

Whats Josh Huff up to these days?

[maddog1945]

3 hours ago, Davidson Deac II said:

Benjamin gone, Byrd out, Samuel out.  If we lose any more receivers, we may end having to line up CMC at WR. 

Wow!  Wouldn't that be terrible!!!!!!

[Shocker]

2 words Mose Frazier.  

 

kidding

[ThPantherFan]

3 hours ago, Davidson Deac II said:

we may end having to line up CMC at WR.

I don't think that would be a problem.