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Panthers cut kicker Santoso


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Kind of feel bad for the guy since he didn't really get a chance but with him missing that extra point and a 7th round pick being on the line we couldn't afford to keep him around. That pick might not seem like much but sometimes that can be the difference between making a trade in the draft to move up or for trading for a person you want.

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1 minute ago, Floppin said:

Yeah, cutting Gano without a legit replacement or even fuging plan was a huge botch job.

It was a major botch job, For all the flank people here want to give Gano he's a good kicker and it is just salt in the wound that we drafted a guy that is a top two kicker to replace him and lost out by trying to stash him.

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1 minute ago, TrevorLaurenceTime22 said:

It was a major botch job, For all the flank people here want to give Gano he's a good kicker and it is just salt in the wound that we drafted a guy that is a top two kicker to replace him and lost out by trying to stash him.

Yeah, it was beyond dumb. The decision to try and stash Butker when he was our future plan, rather than just biting the bullet and cutting Gano then was just beyond idiotic. They tried to have their cake and eat it too and ended up with no cake at all. 

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13 minutes ago, Michael G said:

A young kicker would have gave us more options, but because we snagged Zane G. from a practice squad we have to use a roster spot on him for at least 3 weeks, even if we cut him prior to 3 weeks- he takes up a spot. So most likely he's our guy for a while.

You can bench him but you can't cut him prior to 3 weeks on the roster.  Same difference I know but just wanted to clarify for those new to football. 

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