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Panthers and WR Robby Anderson have agreed to a 2-year, $29.5 million extension, per source.

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Good signing. 

You can't have too many talented WR's. 

(didn't bother to read through the thread that had some here with a sky-is-falling attitude just 'cause they didn't like the contract numbers, like it was their money that was being given away to Robbie or something)

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42 minutes ago, Cdparr7 said:

I would say 10 per year is the max. DJ is a 12-15 per year receiver.


You guys need to adjust your expectations.

DJ Moore’s 5th year option is 11 mil.

Keenan Allen is making 20.

DJ will be up there. 

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Lotta dead cap space dropping off the books. Keep Anderson here for 3 more seasons and send him on his way--

For those of you who say this gives Moore leverage--No letting Anderson walk after this season gives Moore leverage.

We can keep Moore for 2 more years at a decent salary--three if you get spendy.  Maybe they want to see what Marshall and Shi Smith have before paying Moore. 

I think this was smart.

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4 minutes ago, Harbingers said:

22+ at this point. So by paying a lower albeit productive player 30~ we are only going to drive up DJ’s price in house. When we probably could have locked him down long term for 18-20. 


Elite WR money is $22+ a year avg.

Robbie is 12.5.

DJ is getting 11 mil next year at the end of his rookie contract.

I bet DJ averages out at 21.

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2 minutes ago, Tbe said:


Elite WR money is $22+ a year avg.

Robbie is 12.5.

DJ is getting 11 mil next year at the end of his rookie contract.

I bet DJ averages out at 21.

It means no extension. That’s the point. Ya we can keep him around for 2-3 years. But If we get that far he’s gonna make TOP dollar. 

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43 minutes ago, Harbingers said:

22+ at this point. So by paying a lower albeit productive player 30~ we are only going to drive up DJ’s price in house. When we probably could have locked him down long term for 18-20. 

Lol this extension will have no impact on DJ's negotiations.  It's laughable that you think his agent is gonna use Robby's middle-of-the-road contract as a baseline for negotiations...he was always gonna use the Hopkins/Julio/Keenan Allen/Tyreek Hill type contracts as the starting point.  You think his agent is gonna be like "Well....Robby got $12.5 million/year and we both know DJ Moore is at least 75% better than Robby, so we want $22 million/year".  Modest contracts don't set the market for players like DJ Moore.

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1 hour ago, Mr. Scot said:

No it wasn't...

it’s just basic business.   Protection.  Robby blows his ACL week 1….he gets fugged if his agent didn’t get that deal done.  

that’s not a new concept.  It’s been talked about for decades in the NFL.  

and it’s great for Robbie.  He has a good agent.   One that looked out for Robby’s best interest.  

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1 minute ago, CRA said:

it’s just basic business.   Protection.  Robby blows his ACL week 1….he gets fugged if his agent didn’t get that deal done.  

that’s not a new concept.  It’s been talked about for decades in the NFL.  

and it’s great for Robbie.  He has a good agent.   One that looked out for Robby’s best interest.  

It's just basic fan speculation with no actual roots in reality.

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