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Joe Person: Panthers interested in trading for Jets WR Denzel Mims


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3 minutes ago, poundaway said:

Mims had 12 yards a game. TMJ had 10 yards a game. 

I'd rather have 10 yards and zero drops than 12 yards and higher drop rate than Robby.

TMJ was a rookie and injured.  What was Mim's excuse?

Robby Anderson's drop rate has not been a thing but for two weeks. Give it a break.

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2 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

You are looking at 2021, I am looking at Mims career stats.

Mims excuse was he was in the coaching staff doghouse, so he was available to play. TMJ was not and when he was he made little to no impact.

I can't believe you are pulling for us to get a former Baylor WR who has shown nothing in the NFL for 2 years and had a higher drop rate than Robby last year.

I'm not interested.

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Just now, poundaway said:

Wanna bet?

I mean, you are in here saying please no.....for a reason.  Matt Rhule is a clown. 

I think Matt Rhule will do 100 stupid things just like last year.   I can't accurately predict his stupidity though. 

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3 minutes ago, CRA said:

I mean, you are in here saying please no.....for a reason.  Matt Rhule is a clown. 

I think Matt Rhule will do 100 stupid things just like last year.   I can't accurately predict his stupidity though. 

So take the bet.

If Higgins is traded for Mims, you choose my avatar for two weeks.

If not, I choose yours for two.

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6 minutes ago, poundaway said:

I can't believe you are pulling for us to get a former Baylor WR who has shown nothing in the NFL for 2 years and had a higher drop rate than Robby last year.

I'm not interested.

I am not pulling. I am just saying TMJ is about the only thing I would be willing to give up. 

I don't think either is going to pan out so what would it matter?

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Just now, kungfoodude said:

I am not pulling. I am just saying TMJ is about the only thing I would be willing to give up. 

I don't think either is going to pan out so what would it matter?

I think its way too early to see what TMJ can do.  His cap cost is minimal and his draft capital is sunk. 

Lets at least let him play 2 years.  Sheesh.

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1 minute ago, poundaway said:

I think its way too early to see what TMJ can do.  His cap cost is minimal and his draft capital is sunk. 

Lets at least let him play 2 years.  Sheesh.

I am not the one making these decisions, Rhule himself has basically indicated he is close to getting cut or at least buried on the depth chart.

I don't think he is the coach that is going to elevate TMJ.

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