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NFL.com Five NFL stars who SHOULD be traded this offseason

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13 hours ago, CPcavedweller said:

Panthers save very little money by trading CMC. You keep CMC, hope he returns to form, and then trade if you're going to do it.

I'm of the opinion that the Panthers are a QB away from the playoffs. Going 0-8 in games decided by one score or less is so far below the median that you'd expect a rebound to maybe 4-4 in 2021, even with Teddy.

I'm not really concerned with the cap hit in this scenario.  Plus, it's possible to trade away some of that salary as well.  I've seen it negotiated before.  I mainly care about filling positions of glaring need with decent players instead of rookies or bottom feeders.  Trading CMC could plug several other holes with some higher draft picks.

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