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There will be no closure on the Cam situation for months


t96

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Just be prepared. With the coronavirus just beginning, Cam won’t be able to take a physical for a team for very possibly several months. Nobody will trade for him without a physical. We may see a trade reported and “terms agreed to” only to have that team back out when the physical can happen down the road. Also, highly doubt he’ll be able to take a physical for a team before the draft which hurts his trade market and our return, as teams who take QBs in the draft won’t be interested.

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5 minutes ago, PantherBoy95 said:

I'm sure for something of this magnitude he could conduct a physical.

Even if only 'essential personnel' are present

NFL has shutdown all team facilities and football business travel indefinitely. That’s not changing any time soon because of Cam Newton and the Panthers. Maybe if the Cowboys were involved...

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Just now, t96 said:

NFL has shutdown all team facilities indefinitely. That’s not changing any time soon because of Cam Newton and the Panthers. Maybe if the Cowboys were involved...

Does a physical have to happen at team facilities?

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Just now, WarHeel said:

This board is about to be really quiet for the coming months from a large portion of the franchise jumping ship after this news. 

How could anyone blame any fans that bail? The Panthers are about to be completely unrecognizable from the team and organization that fans have rooted for all these years. Except, that is, for the one man that virtually no one wants - Marty Hurney. The anchor around the neck will be the line piece remaining.

Oh wee mayne indeed.

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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

How could anyone blame any fans that bail? The Panthers are about to be completely unrecognizable from the team and organization that fans have rooted for all these years. Except, that is, for the one man that virtually no one wants - Marty Hurney. The anchor around the neck will be the line piece remaining.

Oh wee mayne indeed.

That’s what being a fan is all about. You stick around through the highs and lows. I don’t blame people for jumping ship but don’t come back around if and when we rise above mediocrity.

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2 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

How could anyone blame any fans that bail? The Panthers are about to be completely unrecognizable from the team and organization that fans have rooted for all these years. Except, that is, for the one man that virtually no one wants - Marty Hurney. The anchor around the neck will be the line piece remaining.

Oh wee mayne indeed.

I'm not bailing on the Panthers, I could never do that, but I will admit I'm not sure how interested I am in the team right now.  I still love them, but seriously is there any reason to think we'll be any better than below average?  

 

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Just now, WarHeel said:

That’s what being a fan is all about. You stick around through the highs and lows. I don’t blame people for jumping ship but don’t come back around if and when we rise above mediocrity.

When there's massive turnover with a team and organization it's probably safe to assume that same turnover in fanbase, at least for awhile. The Panthers that we all rooted for are soon to no longer exist. There's positives and negatives to that but there's going to be fan turnover. Hell, even our media guys are leaping off this flaming ship.

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Teams will have access to all medical records up to this point and be able to have local doctors do any additional testing and have any workouts  electronically.  That being said ,I would expect the draft compensation to be in 2021 and have contingencies for performance and signing a long term contract.

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