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Panthers trade Worley for Torrey Smith


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Just now, tiger7_88 said:

So pick one:

- Almost $10M for Graham Gano and Torrey Smith

- Almost $10M for drafted rookie kicker and Sammy Watkins/Allen Robinson

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Would paying $10 million in free agency for a player negate Norwell's compensatory pick (likely a third round pick)?

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2 minutes ago, Krovvy said:

You don't think it's sort of necessary with Norv's system though?

I think that type of receiver is a good thing to have in a Coryell system.

I'm not as sure that Torrey Smith is as threatening in that role as some are thinking though, at least not anymore.

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Guys.  You bought into the fallacy that we needed a deep threat.  WRONG.  We need a #1 WR who can get open!

Samuels ran a 4.3 at the combine and Byrd ran a 4.25 at his pro day.  Why can't they play the #3?

We needed a #1 and got a redundant player.  It was stupid.  THE END.

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Just now, tiger7_88 said:

So pick one:

- Almost $10M for Graham Gano and Torrey Smith

- Almost $10M for drafted rookie kicker and Sammy Watkins/Allen Robinson

?

K Eddy and WR Watkins

But T Smith is going to surprise imho

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I’d still like for Hurney to go WR early in the draft, but I’m ok with this deal. I wasn’t as down on Worley as most were, but I’m ok with parting with him. I don’t think Bradberry is all that, and eventually Hurney/new GM will have to deal with him, but he gets another year. Man, what a mess our secondary is. Hurney and/or the new GM will pretty much have to rebuild that group.

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Just now, AggieLean said:

I’d still like for Hurney to go WR early in the draft, but I’m ok with this deal. I wasn’t as down on Worley as most were, but I’m ok with parting with him. I don’t think Bradberry is all that, and eventually Hurney/new GM will have to deal with him, but he gets another year. Man, what a mess our secondary is. Hurney and/or the new GM will pretty much have to rebuild that group.

That's the other big problem with this trade.  We dealt from a position of weakness for a player that is redundant.  Literally the stupidest thing you can do.

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