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Breeland a Panther

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1 minute ago, Chardee MacDennis said:

Question:

Is Breeland and Smith enough of an upgrade over Worley and Shepard to warrant $11M of the cap this year? I'm legit curious because I don't know much about Breeland or Torrey Smith. 

Looks at this years wild card game and tell me it wouldn't have been nice to have a NFL caliber WR and CB that doesn't let receivers fly by him.

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7 minutes ago, pantherj said:

I think most Panthers fans, myself included, want a top WR due to the mess created by drafting the bust KB, but this FA market is going to make some WRs crazy money for their ability level. Hurney might just stay out of it.

Wallace/Pryor either one would solidify our WR core this year.

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4 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

For the record I actually like Breeland. I just think that 8 mill was better off going towards a WR.

A WR of similar caliber to Breeland is going to cost you way more than 3 year 24 million.

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10 minutes ago, frash.exe said:

ok i know most of the huddle is going to agree that breeland is better than worley, but is he 7+ million dollars a year better?

Anybody can start a CB on a rookie contract and watch him get burned like toast.

When has the market for a veteran CB ever been particularly cheap? Maybe we should have called up Cason to see what he's doing.

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Not angry about this since he'll be better than he was in DC due to us having a better front seven and he's cheaper than Malcolm Butler. Scratches CB off the first round list. I guess I'd be cool with the rest of our free agents being role players, like a solid RB or OG, then getting our best players in the draft. 

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7 minutes ago, frash.exe said:

ok i know most of the huddle is going to agree that breeland is better than worley, but is he 7+ million dollars a year better?

If you want a starting corner,  you have to pay starting corner money. You see if you want a good corner on the cheap,  you have to draft one. Worley was a draft failure, so we have to pay real starter's rates. 

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