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5 strangest moves of the Carolina Panthers 2021 offseason so far

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9 minutes ago, Eazy-E said:

I thought we released Kerr thinking we were going to sign another DT (can’t remember the name off the top of my head) and the guy ended up signing with another team for more money/years.

I hadn't hear that.

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47 minutes ago, SBBlue said:

I hadn't hear that.

I googled it and it was Denico Autry. He ended up signing for 3 years with the Titans. They ended up not resigning DaQuan Jones allowing us to sign him on a one year deal. Funny how things kind of just worked out. 
 

I doubt Fitt and Rhule wanted to give a 31 year old a multi year deal considering how young this team is.

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I echo the mastera and easye, Kerr has to be in the top 5 strangest moves. He played well, very cheap, well liked by teammates, hard worker, high effort, just a good pro. He didnt have to start either, just like he made a pass at Treppers woman. 

Efa was weird too, just place the low tender on him, its that simple. I heard EFa didnt like that idea, so?? Gave him up for nothing after spending all that time in development of a super raw player, bad move.

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