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Panthers Making Good Decisions | Norwell, Fun & Star Among Worst Contracts in the NFL


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16 minutes ago, GreensboroPirate said:

But I was told Hurney didn't know how to manage free agency and just mindlessly overpaid and overextended every veteran

He's looking a lot better now that Richardson isn't meddling and influencing him

 

 

Really? What are all these great moves? Because I can show the overpaying and overextending of a vet PK who is already dead weight. 

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34 minutes ago, jfra78 said:

I hope the bills didn't sign Star thinking he was going to be anything but a space eater, that's what he has always been.  Sounds to me like he has earned his contract

I think Beane and McD knew exactly what they were getting. Star doesnt do anything that comes up on the stat sheet but he kept KK from getting double teamed and kept guards from getting on Luke and TD to allow them to play down hill. I know correlation isnt causation but our run defense has been pathetic ever since he left

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9 minutes ago, Harbingers said:

If Star was on the roster right now in this defense.... holy god. 

Didnt we get Poe once we let Star go? Seems like we picked up the better player for this defense at the same time we let go of Star.

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