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Panthers worked out 4 LB's today


TheSpecialJuan

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13 hours ago, Seltzer said:

Well we certainly have a need there. 

Losing a generational player like Kuechly and then the complete lack of starter quality guys after Shaq and Whitehead leaves us with perhaps the weakest linebacker corp in franchise history.

The chances of building this unit back up immediately without investing significant draft capital is about as likely as winning the lottery, but hopefully we can find some good special teams and depth guys there we can keep for a few years until we can draft another LB stud (hopefully).

Best case we have a serviceable group this year. Worst case we end up like last year...

I'd rather see this group struggle than the overpriced guys who quit by varying degrees the 2nd half of last year 

My biggest hope for the organization right now is that whoever scouted and touted the drafting of Kuechly, Thompson, Beason, Davis, Morgan and Witherspoon was still part of our scouting department. If we lose that guy, we're going to have a hard time rebuilding the LB corps to the Carolina standard of excellence.

 

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