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Funchess isn't getting a contract extension


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Panthers GM Marty Hurney suggested he doesn't plan to extend contract-year WR Devin Funchess this season.

"You want to see a guy put back-to-back years together," Hurney told reporters at training camp. Funchess is coming off a breakout year, but his role may be scaled back with an improved supporting cast. The Panthers also want Funchess to prove he can stay healthy after battling injuries throughout 2017.
Source: Max Henson on Twitter

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Of course not before the season, that wouldn't be smart for either side. But you don't let him walk and start over with DJ, Curtis, and Torrey.

Barring an awful injury riddled season he'll get an extension or franchised next summer, it's not like we have anyone else to franchise. He's a wr that just turned 24, trending up and is finally entering his prime years. Funchess will be here

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  I think DJ Moore’s performance may have as big an impact on his contract as Devins does. And that franchise tag is going to be very high with all the new contracts. Just guessing but around 15M+. If you think DJ is a #1WR after one year, it’s going to make the decision even more difficult.   

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We'll know by the end of the fourth game whether we should offer and extension or not. I think he's just entering his prime and he will be ready to seal up one of the starting WR positions on the team for the next five years. If he comes out of the gates on fire, then he could be seeing many, many dollars in his future.

It doesn't always work out that way and right now we have a better crop of WRs than previous years to see us through this season and the next. He's going to have to perform well, adapt and overcome to get that contract with us -- a middling performance will put him on the market (where he will find generous compensation) as we'll have enough on the shelves to see us through.

I wish him luck, I sure do want to see him here for the long term. Good guy, tougher than he looks and great potential.

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