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Gerald McCoy visiting today!


Jeremy Igo

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1 minute ago, Bronn said:

If we land him, which I think looks likely at this point, we are going to have the #1 defense in the league next year. I'm calling it now.

I agree. You know what else is #1? HBO's The Wire, which is greatest television show of all time.

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1 minute ago, Dex said:

I agree. You know what else is #1? HBO's The Wire, which is greatest television show of all time.

you forgot to extend the ellipsis and finish your post

 

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I agree. You know what else is #1? HBO's The Wire, which is greatest television show of all time... for taking a nap to.

 

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1 minute ago, Bronn said:

the shifting of money and sources close to the situation

This

We arent jist shifting money

Players taking pay cut 

And getting us to 18 mil in cap space

 

 

The night McCoy's visit is supposed to start

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5 minutes ago, RealBitsOfPanther said:

I mean, why would he come to CLT for two days if there wasn't serious interests in both sides. You don't just visit a place for the sake of visiting. 

I would say for free dinners but Carolina BBQ is trash.

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