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bLACKpANTHER

By bLACKpANTHER,
in Carolina Panthers

Vote on the looming Pep situation....  

23 members have voted

  1. 1. Vote on the looming Pep situation....

    • Yes, sign him long term if possible- but let him walk if not
      7
    • Yes, slap him with another Franchise Tag if we have to
      2
    • No, let him walk no matter what
      5
    • Wait and let's see how he plays the rest of the season
      9

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AKPantherFan Apprentice

AKPantherFan

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i an uncapped year -- HELL YEAH-

Set it up so we take the biggest hit in 2010 and make the last 4 years of the contract manageable.

tHE uncapped year could be a blessing for us.

I wonder though, because I read somewhere last year the Richardson played a big part in opting out of the bargaining agreement early.

I wonder if this is because he wants to "buy" his superbowl team before he dies?

I hope so....

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Brooklyn Bully

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Even if we did sign him to a long term contract, he'd still cause financial issues. I say let him go, sign a good FA and let Charles Johnson and Everette Brown have their shot. As awesome as our D has been here and there during the Fox era, way too much money has been tied up in the front four. If you're going to promise guys money and stick with them for the long haul...the least you can do is have back-to-back winning seasons.

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