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The Watson Thread - Part Deux

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carpanfan96 Grand Master

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Just now, Wolfcop said:

Not sure how NO puts an offer together that comes anywhere close to ours, but it seems they have edged out the Panthers somehow. It sure seems like we will be the bridesmaids in this one, which may be a blessing in disguise in the long run. Who knows...

They can't,  no one in the process right now can come close. 

If he goes somewhere else it's because Texans accepted a lower offer because as far as I know if he met with the team the trade clause was waived. 

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if even the local rah rah guys are throwing in the towel, it's truly done.  But that should have been evident here when the few national guys weighing in all started saying it was the Saints to lose even after Tepper spent 14 months on his knees begging.

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really deflating that after a year spent building this offer and cultivating the front office relationships and prepping financially for it, the panthers are bested by the saints who pop up three days before free agency, poop up an offer, extend some guys, and are the instant favorite to land him.

we live in football hell

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