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Trade Deadline is Tomorrow, Who do we buy, who do we sell?

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17 minutes ago, Basbear said:

I'll throw this out there. 

Keith Taylor for Andre Dillard.

Taylor has been playing great and Dillard lost his starting LT job. Taylor has one more year of cheap contract and philly needs CBs. I almost dont want to make this trade cause its a good chance Dillard is another Greg Little clone given his poor play. Risk.....tisk....

What? Taylor is a rookie. He has a three year cheap deal. We'd be nuts to trade him.

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18 minutes ago, Basbear said:

I'll throw this out there. 

Keith Taylor for Andre Dillard.

Taylor has been playing great and Dillard lost his starting LT job. Taylor has one more year of cheap contract and philly needs CBs. I almost dont want to make this trade cause its a good chance Dillard is another Greg Little clone given his poor play. Risk.....tisk....

Keith Taylor is a rookie...

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1 minute ago, Basbear said:

I think philly would come back and ask for Taylor after the panthers offered Bouye. Taylor is much younger and has 3 more years of cheap contract, were Bouye has only one year and I think the cap hit is sorta high next year.

I think its fair for both sides, Dillard plays LT and that spot holds more value than CB. Would you honestly turn down Dillard for Taylor?? I know Dillard looks soft and Taylor doesnt.... its more of a risk right now for panthers.....but finding a LT is harder than finding a CB. Panthers would still be loaded at CB, even next year as well...

Agree that LT is more valuable than CB, but I think our best bet is to just sign a LT in free agency. (No, Don't mean a JAG like Erving)  We've taken fliers on a few "failed" draft picks so far and it's come with mixed results. What if Dillard doesn't end up as much of an improvement?

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24 minutes ago, Basbear said:

I'll throw this out there. 

Keith Taylor for Andre Dillard.

Taylor has been playing great and Dillard lost his starting LT job. Taylor has one more year of cheap contract and philly needs CBs. I almost dont want to make this trade cause its a good chance Dillard is another Greg Little clone given his poor play. Risk.....tisk....

Eww.  Honestly, the only CBs I would consider trading at this point are Bouye and Jackson, for the very right price.  Taylor is balling out and has shown some lockdown traits and he is a 5th round rookie.  He's only going to get better, no way I'm trading him.  Love Donte, too, but the CB room is crowded and he's coming up for a contract...

And I definitely think both of them would net much more than Dillard.  I'm not interested in trading for him, as his issues in Philly give me pause.

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1 minute ago, kungfoodude said:

What? Taylor is a rookie. He has a three year cheap deal. We'd be nuts to trade him.

But LT......Dillard is on a rookie deal as well. Hes not a lost cause and they would have to take some dead cap hit. So you would turn down Taylor for Dillard??

Yea Talyor is playing well, but he was an 5th rounder. Dillard was on everyones top 20 list and plays LT, just one year ago. I think its worth the risk, in order to get potential you have to trade something of value. Bouye has little to no value to the rebuilding eagles, where as Taylor does....

Im not full 100% for it, but think its fair for everyone and worth the risk for panthers. 

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7 hours ago, 45catfan said:

LOl, we are stuck with him. No team is going to look at his performance this year along with his contract and say with a straight face, 'That's a good deal!'

Yea be we can offer to pay some and get a pick. But at that point it looks really really dumb to sign him just months ago. Even though….it was.

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6 minutes ago, BlackPanther21_ said:

Agree that LT is more valuable than CB, but I think our best bet is to just sign a LT in free agency. (No, Don't mean a JAG like Erving)  We've taken fliers on a few "failed" draft picks so far and it's come with mixed results. What if Dillard doesn't end up as much of an improvement?

You have a better chance at signing a good QB than good LT, they just dont hit the market. Its the rarest of rare. LT is the hardest spot to fill, thats worth one 5th rounder Keith Taylor. Its good hes playing well, adds to his value. 

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5 hours ago, 45catfan said:

Rams are going all in.  They want at least ONE ring now and apparently have no regard about how this cripples them down the road.

When you make good moves…I mean I don’t blame them. We’ve cripple the team down the road for 5 wins.

Sobering reminder no FA qb worth anything will be attracted to this poo pile. Good thing the worst qb draft in two decades is coming up.

being a Panther fan is awesome!

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10 minutes ago, Shocker said:

I would personally take great pause in a move for Dillard who in 2 short years went from first round to trade material and was beaten out by a seventh rounder.  He isn’t good

Yea he hasnt played well, but if he was no chance hed be available. I mean Im talking about Keith Taylor here........Did I miss the time-line were Taylor has entered the HOF?? I think Dillard is still fixable and hes still young. All I shooting for is a decent LT, Im still believe Dillard could be just that.

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7 hours ago, 45catfan said:

Probably, but since we won yesterday traffic is slow this morning because 80% of the Huddle has nothing to b!tch about, so it's worth some baseless speculation.

What in the past history of this board has indicated people can't find something to bitch about after a win?

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