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Panthers claimed RB Kenjon Barner, who's back for a third stint in Carolina. Corresponding move is waiving CB Josh Hawkins.

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1 hour ago, Shocker said:

I like this move...somebody in the FO is watching the huddle.  :shades:

CJ was/is an average back with a big ego/mouth.  Barner is a better fit atp.

also with samuels multiple fumbles on kickoffs this year Id like to see barner back there. Get samuel more reps on offense.

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29 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Barner is a yo-yo player.  He generally gets signed somewhere for a few weeks then he's gone.

I'm not even sure he's completed a full season with one team.

I think he was with the Eagles for several years.

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Just now, ladypanther said:

The Patriots signed him, dropped him...resigned him...who did they drop him for this time?

They activated a DB off injured reserve.

Speaking of which, on the other end of the spectrum, up to now Josh Hawkins has been favored enough by the coaching staff to keep Corn Elder on the bench. Wonder if that changes now.

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18 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

He was there on and off. None of his game stats show a full season.  I know he ended one on IR.

Yeah I just looked at it I think you're right. It's pretty funny actually, he was signed 3 different time shy the Pats this year, has had at least 3-4 different stints with the Eagles and is now on his third stint with us technically. How many players have been signed by 3 different times 3+ times each?

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