Your "so far" take on Fitterer

[Peon Awesome]

Wait and see for me. I think his free agency hasn't stood out from what we've seen with Hurney the last couple years. Couple good value signings, a couple head scratchers that seem a bit of an overpay while also letting some contributors leave over fairly low salary amounts. But the draft is where you really build a team so I am reserving judgment until we see how that plays out. Really can't accurately grade things for a couple years. 

[PantherPhann89]

I feel that we're in the midst of not just building a competitive team but building a solid organization. It isn't about big names, whether it's players or coaches, is about building an organization, a program, that can get buy in from its players. 

[top dawg]

Encouraged! At least he seems to be doing what he said he'd do as far as churning the roster, and he's doing it with future present and future budgetary concerns on his mind. He only extended Shaq and CMC because of what he inherited, saying that that type of action is basically a one-off. So, I'm just glad to see him mindful of the finances and their overall repercussions from year to year. I really like the Reddick, Perryman and Big Dan signings considering the circumstances. I think it also shows that he's mindful of the money and improvement of the team. We'll see how it goes in future offseasons.

[Mr. Scot]

Related: Not sure if this has been mentioned yet but apparently Haason Reddick's contract is structured similar to the one the Saints gave Taysom Hill.

(a lot lower figures involved, obviously)

 

[ForJimmy]

Nothing to complain about so far which is a good thing.

[Mr. Scot]

As others have mentioned, it does kind of remind me of Gettleman's first offseason, i.e. signing a bunch of guys most people wouldn't know as depth or bridges.

I don't remember Gettleman signing this many in such a short time though.

[Waldo]

13 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

As others have mentioned, it does kind of remind me of Gettleman's first offseason, i.e. signing a bunch of guys most people wouldn't know as depth or bridges.

I don't remember Gettleman signing this many in such a short time though.

DG waited for the market to cool. We had a bigger cap mess and the guys we ended up signing had to be cheap. Lots of late free agent signings. At least that is what I remember. Not sure if the market is the same this year, the cap sitation had something to do with that I think. 

[Moo Daeng]

No take at all at this point. 

[TheBigKat]

He's been making bup bup bup moves but doesn't appear to be an asshole like Gettleman was

[Brooklyn 3.0]

Just doing his job. Results will follow.

[DaveThePanther2008]

The defensive side seems to be good.  I wonder how much Luke had input on these new defensive additions.  They seem to be players that he would have liked to play with.

I like that he has address many of our holes and the draft gives him the opportunity to grab BPA in the draft. 

[thefuzz]

One thing that I still don't understand at the moment is why we pushed more cap space to next season.

I REALLY didn't like the restructures, but I would have preferred to take out lump rather than continue to kick the can.  Unless there is a trade for an established QB coming our way, I don't understand that move.

[WOW!!]

What he does at QB will be my deciding factor every thing else doesn't really matter this offseason...

[GoPanthers123]

The pattern is low investment with some upside guys, and cutting loose anyone mediocre or too expensive from existing roster.  Not bad.