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Panther Fans Offseason QB Trade Quick Reference

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I keep seeing people misquote the cap figures and impacts for Watson, Teddy, CMC, Stafford, etc. Here is a screenshot guide from Overthecap for each of these oft referenced players. 

Things to keep in mind: THE PRORATED SIGNING BONUS MONEY NEVER LEAVES THE INITIAL TEAM. This does not count as cap hit for the team these players are traded to.  All other remaining guaranteed money and bonus money(roster/workout/etc) IS TRANSFERED to the new team.

I can add more players to this list upon request.

Deshaun Watson

Pre-June 1st Trade(prior to draft)

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Post-June 1st Trade(this would happen after 2021 draft)

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Matthew Stafford

Pre-June 1st Trade(prior to draft)

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Post-June 1st Trade(this would happen after 2021 draft)

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Teddy Bridgewater

Pre-June 1st Trade(prior to draft)

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Post-June 1st Trade(this would happen after 2021 draft)

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Christian McCaffery

Pre-June 1st Trade(prior to draft)

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Post-June 1st Trade(this would happen after 2021 draft)

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43 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

Ignore that last image. I have no idea why it won't delete. It wasn't in the original or the edit. Maybe a mod can get rid of it. 

@Zod @LinvilleGorge

With that last image, I can't believe a word of this!!!  Nah, thank for the explanation--I am one of those who were confused about this--still am (slow learner) but this helps.

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12 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

Question: Would the Panthers have to forward the contract and revise/extend it?

 

To me, if we get Watson the "contender" window starts creaking open.  I don't want to restructure everyone under the sun, but think we see a few moves to give us more space and sign help for now instead of the "slow" rebuild.  Watson included in that. Hopefully we're letting his agent know that if he comes to the Panthers, he'll be taken care of contract wise. 

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37 minutes ago, CarolinaNCSU said:

To me, if we get Watson the "contender" window starts creaking open.  I don't want to restructure everyone under the sun, but think we see a few moves to give us more space and sign help for now instead of the "slow" rebuild.  Watson included in that. Hopefully we're letting his agent know that if he comes to the Panthers, he'll be taken care of contract wise. 

Yeah, that is what i was thinking. 

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4 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

What do you mean specifically?

The terms--would the panthers simply redo the Houston contract or do they have to honor it?  I suppose that has to be a mutual agreement, but I was curious as to what normally happens.  The reason?  The Texans got a good deal on the front end, and we would have to pay him for the "meat" of the contract. I just don't know what the norm is (thinking cap and possible extension)

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