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Panthers salary cap


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1 hour ago, stbugs said:

We’ve got a ton of easy money as well. Smith, Searcy and Captain would be almost $10m and Cockrell/Elder/rookie is more than enough to replace a person who didn’t cover anyone anyway.

 

Of the Cockrell/Elder/rookie the only one that played in 2018 was Elder.  And if you watched the Seahawks game you are still waiting for him to cover somebody.  Not saying you should not cut the other guys I am just saying it might be a good idea to have a better plan for replacing them than Cockrell/Elder/rookie.

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1 hour ago, TheRed said:

Check out Matt Kalil sitting near the top of the list while riding the bench.

But people are mad about Olsen? What a joke.

Who signed Khalil and who re-signed Olsen? There’s your answer.

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1 hour ago, TheRed said:

Check out Matt Kalil sitting near the top of the list while riding the bench.

But people are mad about Olsen? What a joke.

I guess thinking both were horrible ideas is against your “pick a side” agenda. SSDD.

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2 hours ago, RumHam said:

The answer is on the team and it's Dante Jackson. We need a proven starting veteran corner. Most likely we go into next season with the starting secondary looking exactly the same.

Exactly. Need a press man coverage corner with size and speed. Move Jackson into the slot, sign Reid and replace Adams and your secondary is very much improved next year.

 

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1 hour ago, My Goodness My Guinness said:

Buckle up everyone, it's deja vu from the last time Hurney had to re-sign/restructure contracts. It's gonna get ugly. 

Last time was 2018. He did a good job and gave out no huge contracts. Poe was the closest to a big contract he initiated and that was not anything close to a Cox contract or the ones Gettleman gave to KK and Matt Kalil.

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4 minutes ago, panthers55 said:

Last time was 2018. He did a good job and gave out no huge contracts. Poe was the closest to a big contract he initiated and that was not anything close to a Cox contract or the ones Gettleman gave to KK and Matt Kalil.

He did a good job of giving a PK 9M guaranteed? An injured and aging TE 12M guaranteed. Poe 11M. What contracts did he do a “good” job on? 

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9 minutes ago, panthers55 said:

Last time was 2018. He did a good job and gave out no huge contracts. Poe was the closest to a big contract he initiated and that was not anything close to a Cox contract or the ones Gettleman gave to KK and Matt Kalil.

Last year was nothing close to the severity of what is upcoming and what happened in 2010-2011. I'm talking about Marty's talent for resigning players to ridiculously back-loaded contracts and restructuring their contracts to back-load as well. It was an absolute nightmare. 

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