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Panthers sign S Xavier Woods (3 years, 15.75m)


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Panthers agreed to terms with S Xavier Woods, formerly of the Vikings, on a three-year, $15.75 million contract.

A sixth-round pick of the Cowboys in 2017, Woods took a one-year deal with the Vikings last offseason and played the sixth-most safety snaps in football this past year. He received strong marks for his run defense from Pro Football Focus and will slide in next to Jeremy Chinn at safety for the Panthers with Juston Burris and Sean Chandler free agents

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21 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I hope it doesn't mean Chinn is gone. I hope he's signed to play FS with Chinn at SS. Chinn is a SS. That's where he needs to be.

That's my question.. Chinn lined up at Ss predominantly right?? Because Woods is a FS..

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