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REPORT: Panthers interested in Gerald McCoy

TheSpecialJuan

By TheSpecialJuan,
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KillerKat Grand Master

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He says he wants to play for a contender, but sometimes that means having to take less money. Don't see how Cleveland and Baltimore are more of a contender than us. We'll see if he really wants to play for a contender or is just chasing money.

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20 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

                       LDE - Kawann Short    NT- Dontari Poe     RDE- Gerald McCoy

 

OLB- Bruce Irvin     MLB- Shaq Thompson     MLB- Luke Kuechly      OLB- Mario Addison 

I could get excited about that

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23 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

We could fit him under the cap at $11M by releasing Torrey Smith, but that would also leave virtually no money for anything else *cough*FS*cough*

tbh i think we would be better off with a great front 7 and gauldin at fs.

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33 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

We could fit him under the cap at $11M by releasing Torrey Smith, but that would also leave virtually no money for anything else *cough*FS*cough*

Is there a FS in the market who could have as much of an impact as McCoy would on our Dline?

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33 minutes ago, firefox1234 said:

Is there a FS in the market who could have as much of an impact as McCoy would on our Dline?

That depends on just how bad we're going to be at FS. Unless Gaulden has improved by leaps and bounds, I'm afraid we're going to be really bad and we'll double down on the badness by playing Reid out of position a lot.

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