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The Panthers are open to trading Christian McCaffrey and D.J. Moore


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33 minutes ago, MillionDollarCam said:

Outside of Moton and Horn everyone should be available.

Moton has a hefty salary but it’s a fair price for a top three right tackle. With Horn, there’s a solid chance that he plays well above his rookie deal.

Everyone else should be available for the right price.

 

My thoughts exactly. The last player they should be trading is the only proven, consistently competent player on the OL. I'd maybe add Chinn to the no-trade list as well, but that may just be me.

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4 minutes ago, SteveSmithTD89 said:

For what its worth this source is an unverified twitter guy with 15K followers. 

In fact he just recently "broke" that we had an offer in place for Stafford but "waited too long" and the Rams "swooped in"

Which we've known since Schefter put it out there in February 2021.

I dont doubt we'd listen to offers for anyone on the team but we sure as hell aren't eating salary for CMC to trade him. And Brian Burns is probably not the only untouchable player on the roster. 

This is likely a regurgitation of the quote from Fitts that we're listening to offers on CMC if someone calls but we want to keep him.

   He’s been around a lot longer than 95% of the “self-proclaimed insiders” and “draft experts” that spring up daily on Twitter or whatever social media. Not saying he’s right but he has as much credibility as anyone not closely affiliated with ESPN or NFL Network. Just about anything he’s ever reported or predicted is available on his site. 
 

   That story about Stafford was reported by Charlie Campbell. Who posts info and drafts on his site. And it’s about the 4-5th different story reported on that trade. So someone, or no one, is wrong or believing the wrong person. 

  The Panthers are eating salary for CMC no matter what. Trading him would save 8.1M. Which they would have paid him while risking he gets injured again. At least with trading you can get a quality pick and save something. The money they owe him is not disappearing any other way. 
 

   DJ Mooore is going to want a new deal. Probably before this year. Or he may not want to come back to a team that has no QB and gave RA 50M for 1 good year while ignoring him. 
 

  Burns tag is already 16M next year. 20+M if he makes another Pro Bowl. Better decide soon what direction they want to take or he may not want to come back. 

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We have no QB. We're dead in the water. We have no engine to run our offense. If Watson is not coming here, then all of our non-rookie contract players should on the trading block. The question is only that the team must make a fair offer. The reason is because we're not going to compete in 2022, nor 2023 even if we draft a QB. That means you clear out the non-rookie contract players and get younger imo.

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27 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Rhule is going to tank this bitch to the bottom of the ocean on his way out. Keeping him for this year will prove to be the most colossal error in the history of the franchise.

He pretty much has the bottom on lockdown already. This offseason should secure it for a few seasons at least.

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1 hour ago, TLGPanthersFan said:

Teams that are tanking do this. Either Rhule is being given a restart and no matter if we go 1-16 he will be back for a 4th year, ugh, or he IS a lame duck and the team is trying to build picks to get ready for a new coach in 2023. 

I've always felt Rhule will get at least four years. This team is not forward thinking enough to setup his replacement with lots of cap space and picks.

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1 hour ago, Captain Morgan said:

 

 

Walter is the least informed guy to listen to when it comes to Panther news.  I wouldn't trade DJ unless it was a top 20 pick considering what he's done with injured Cam, Teddy and Darnold.  

Remind me. What has DJ done with his 500 targets in 4 years?

Maybe he'll take over a game by the time he gets 1000 targets and be the reason for a clutch win. Are you just waiting for him to get an elite QB because you believe he can't do it without one? After a receiver runs through 5+ QBs and there is no change for the better in their game, then it may simply be the best that WR can do.

DJ is a good #2. He gets way too many targets and that is several wasted opportunities for the offense. 60 to 80 targets is Moore's sweet spot.

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2 minutes ago, CPantherKing said:

Remind me. What has DJ done with his 500 targets in 4 years?

Maybe he'll take over a game by the time he gets 1000 targets and be the reason for a clutch win. Are you just waiting for him to get an elite QB because you believe he can't do it without one? After a receiver runs through 5+ QBs and there is no change for the better in their game, then it may simply be the best that WR can do.

DJ is a good #2. He gets way too many targets and that is several wasted opportunities for the offense. 60 to 80 targets is Moore's sweet spot.

 

Coop’s numbers look like DJ Moore’s & one has been playing with Dak for the last 4 years while the other has had Bridgewater Grier Allen Darnold & Walker LMAO
 
DJ Moore is elite: 3 straight 1000 yd seasons with instability at the QB position??
 
 

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Longest active streak of consecutive seasons with 1,200 scrimmage yards among WR

D.J Moore               3
Davante Adams     2
Stefon Diggs           2
Tyreek Hill               2
Justin Jefferson      2

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Please let us see him with a stud QB.

 

 

 

 

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11 minutes ago, Captain Morgan said:

 

Coop’s numbers look like DJ Moore’s & one has been playing with Dak for the last 4 years while the other has had Bridgewater Grier Allen Darnold & Walker LMAO
 
DJ Moore is elite: 3 straight 1000 yd seasons with instability at the QB position??
 
 

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@PPRFantasyTips
Longest active streak of consecutive seasons with 1,200 scrimmage yards among WR

D.J Moore               3
Davante Adams     2
Stefon Diggs           2
Tyreek Hill               2
Justin Jefferson      2

@NFLonCBS
 

Please let us see him with a stud QB.

 

 

 

 

reminded.

If DJ Moore is traded to a team with a legit quarterback he will put up elite numbers and these same goobers doubting him will be singing the blues and acting like they never said it.

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