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BREAKING NEWS Deshaun Watson now willing to be traded to CAROLINA


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1 minute ago, Vox said:

You guys are thinking short term. If we trade for Watson we're talking about a franchise top 5 guy for the next 10+ years. it will be worth it. We aren't giving away 10+ years of draft capital lmao.

It'd take about five of those ten years at least to be able to build anything, and that's assuming he doesn't get hurt behind the sh-tty O-lines we'd be trotting him out behind before that.

It's just not realistic.

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10 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

With the roster we have now, the offensive line we have now, the cap room we have now, the head coach we have now and what we'd have to give up to get him, this notion is pure fantasy.

This isn't Madden.

Have u seen what our cap will be next year. I mean does nobody think before they talk anymore?

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2 minutes ago, BurnNChinn said:

If u get a franchise qb what do u expect, damn they don’t for 20 mil no more. For a top 10 qb u going to pay 35 -50 mil a year!

We were expecting this year to have loads of cap space too, and we did before free agency and dead cap took it away.

Now, we have a head coach who's desperate to save his job and has full power to do whatever he wants.

If you think we're likely to go into next season with anything close to the cap (or draft capital) we have now, I have some bad news for you.

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37 minutes ago, Vox said:

You guys are thinking short term. If we trade for Watson we're talking about a franchise top 5 guy for the next 10+ years. it will be worth it. We aren't giving away 10+ years of draft capital lmao.

While that is true, you're thinking as if Watson will stay here the entire time. He didn't exactly like Houston.

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I will say this, IF we trade for Watson there are two potential outcomes, and I see both as a positive. This of course assuming we make sure that the legal stuff is taken care of first.

1 - Panthers immediately have the best QB in the NFCS and it isn't close. This immediately puts us at the top of tge division and into the playoffs yearly.

2 - Panthers immediately have the best QB in the NFCS and it isn't close. Therefore Tepper will expect an immediate winner as mentioned in scenario one. Panthers fall short of this in 2022 finally opening Teppers eyes that Rhule is horrible, and fires him. Panthers having a legit QB attracts a good coach finally. We see a competent 2023 team and build from there.

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