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Rapoport's Guess: Panthers will look to trade Cam once healthy

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3 minutes ago, ickmule said:

Not surprised if it does happen , this team is in blow it up mode.  They are going to start over fresh.  I’m also sure Cam doesn’t want to be part of a complete overhaul. Would you ? 

I've been preparing myself because of what Jeremy and Zack have said here, but it just doesnt sit well with me.  I understanding rebooting, but Cam has never been part of the problem here.  He's a former league MVP, and beat himself to a pulp carrying the team...  if he's truly 100% healthy, then imo, you give him every opportunity to remain a Panther.  We won't even get good value for him at this point bc of the injuries he's had over the last two years...  to me it's just disloyal and bad business.

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3 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

Said his "guess, understanding" is, the FO will look to trade Cam once he's healthy.  If this is true, F this front office.

 

Once healthy?  That can't be determined until OTA's at the earliest, right?  So that would mean his contract would be fully guaranteed at that time.   So you yes that would be the only way you would part with him before his contract ran out.  That would be the teams position.  What's is Cams position?

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2 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

I've been preparing myself because of what Jeremy and Zack have said here, but it just doesnt sit well with me.  I understanding rebooting, but Cam has never been part of the problem here.  He's a former league MVP, and beat himself to a pulp carrying the team...  if he's truly 100% healthy, then imo, you give him every opportunity to remain a Panther.  We won't even get good value for him at this point bc of the injuries he's had over the last two years...  to me it's just disloyal and bad business.

I agree with you, but I have a feeling they aren’t going to keep him around.  I also don’t think he really wants to be part of this tear down that is going on.  It’s highly likely this team will win 5 games or less next season.  

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Well if that's the direction we're going in then realistically he shouldn't be the only one on the trade block.

Our primary focus will shift to acquiring a worthy franchise quarterback to lead this team, and as we have seen Kyle Allen/Will Grier are simply not up to the task. The potential moves required to make this happen could upset some. But remember, "it's a business".

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1 minute ago, GOOGLE JIM BOB COOTER said:

that deleted thread that leaked the news before he announced sure seemed to suggest that rhule’s old college buddies knew

That was posted about 2 or 3 hours before Luke officially announced it.  It wasn't posted 2 months ago.

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