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We really out here cutting all the old heads and really going to at the very least let these young guys (Sam Franklin, Bravion Roy, Myles Hartsfield, Jermaine Carter, STO) , and also Troy Pride who I think will make a big jump next year. Not saying they are all going to start but have all already gotten at least a decent amount of playing time in the hardest/weirdest offseason it NFL history. Hell we got a starting Punter In UDFA

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1 minute ago, GoobyPls said:

All those guys listed won’t be here in 3 years, that’s why you what to win while on their rookie contracts 

We can agree to disagree on that LOL. All these people are under contract for 3 years at least except Taylor Moton, who is at the least about to get tagged, then signed long term next year. And DJ Moore who we still have his 5th year option and is our WR1 for the long haul once considering his utility and age.

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56 minutes ago, Panther Believer said:

Whether we get Trey lance, Watson , Fields Zack Wilson, or hell even Kellon Mond. Let's trust the process and open them with open arms and support them because we have the pieces, this new regime is one great move like getting your franchise QB is the step.

I like the direction the team is heading, but I have to admit I'd have a hard time being optimistic about Kellen Mond.

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