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Robbie Anderson traded to Arizona

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TrevorLaurenceTime22 Grand Master

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16 minutes ago, AggieLean said:

If you believe the last sentence, than why post the first sentence.

I don’t think you are the brightest, but I come to that conclusion by what you post. If you and your boys don’t want threads getting derailed and sent to the tinderbox, then watch what you say. Equating someone’s hair style to intelligence; a popular hairstyle at that, is going to have folks respond. How long did y’all think you could get away with the comments before folks had enough? Just watch what you say. It’s not that hard. 

The fact of the matter is you are entitled to your opinion.... I like to push people's buttons, you like to gaslight and pretend you don't have your own thinly veiled preferences. 

 

But on topic Anderson sucks at the end of the day his net contribution was near zero....

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9 minutes ago, AceBoogie said:

Stupidity 

Because you say so, lol? DJ is a borderline WR1 even with a good QB.  He just signed his second deal and we could get a WR on a rookie deal that could be as good or better.  You get so emotionally attached to some of these players.  Kinda sad. 

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17 minutes ago, AceBoogie said:

Because he hasn’t been the problem. He’s been a legit #2 WR these last two years. Led us in receiving TDs last year and 1k yards the year before. 
 

The problem is he play(Ed) for a dysfunctional ass team in the Carolina Panthers and you’re celebrating his departure like this organization hasn’t been the problem. Have some fuging awareness. Not to mention all of the racially charged stuff in this thread. I’m tired of having to defend black players on this board. Sick of it. Been doing it for over a fuging decade here. It’s exhausting. 

Let’s get you a plaque to recognize your many years of excellent service.

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13 minutes ago, Basbear said:

Brother checkout his contract and the effect- 

Current Contract

D.J. Moore signed a 3 year, $61,884,000 contract with the Carolina Panthers, including a $19,500,000 signing bonus, $41,610,000 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $20,628,000. In 2022, Moore will earn a base salary of $1,035,000, a signing bonus of $19,500,000 and a workout bonus of $200,000, while carrying a cap hit of $6,110,000 and a dead cap value of $41,810,000.

CONTRACT TERMS:3 yr(s) / $61,884,000 SIGNING BONUS$19,500,000 AVERAGE SALARY$20,628,000 GTD AT SIGN:$41,610,000 TOTAL GTD:$41,610,000 FREE AGENT:2026 / UFA
  BONUS BREAKDOWN CAP DETAILS CASH DETAILS  
YEAR   AGE BASE SALARY SIGNING ROSTER WORKOUT CAP HIT DEAD CAP YEARLY CASH  
2022 Contract details by year 25 $1,035,000 $4,875,000 - $200,000 $6,110,000 $41,810,000 $20,735,000($20,735,000)  
2023 Contract details by year 26 $19,965,000 $4,875,000 - $200,000 $25,040,000 $35,700,000 $20,165,000($40,900,000)  

POTENTIAL OUT: 2024, 2 YR, $40,900,000; $10,860,000 DEAD CAP

2024 Contract details by year 27 $15,850,000 $4,875,000 - $200,000 $20,925,000 $10,860,000 $16,050,000($56,950,000)  
2025 Contract details by year 28 $14,850,000 $4,875,000 $1,000,000 $200,000 $20,925,000 $4,875,000 $16,050,000($73,000,000)

Strictly based on cap implications, sure we should keep him, but not because he's an untouchable player on this roster.  If CMC is on the block, then really everyone could be.  Dude was practically 75% of our offense yesterday.  Again, if that kind of production can be traded away, then anyone could be.

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Just now, 45catfan said:

Strictly based on cap implications, sure we should keep him, but not because he's an untouchable player on this roster.  If CMC is on the block, then really everyone could be.  Dude was practically 75% of our offense yesterday.  Again, if that kind of production can be traded away, then anyone could be.

Im a moore fan, if not for that recent contract, id be up to move him. I always defended him, but when youre lazy/mopey while getting multi-millions.....brother that doesnt sit well with me.

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3 minutes ago, TrevorLaurenceTime22 said:

His lack of effort was nearly as apparent as Andersons tantrum.

Deal is, its weekly now.........feels like I need to post that mike singletary rant about both Moore and Anderson. Anderson *when he was on the field* did at least look like he was putting out effort. Moore had some good blocks, but if he was told to run a route thats wasnt coming his way......MR. mopey is wearing 2.

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1 minute ago, 45catfan said:

And post Snow.  I've been saying all offseason and through six games that our LB corps is really thin.  Maybe Fitts realized this too.

Yeah was just thinking, maybe Wilks told him he needs a guy that can potentially play MLB, and he supposedly looked really good in the preseason. Vet FA market isn't very attractive and they probably are taking a break from trading away draft picks to "win now"

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True starters we have Shaq and Luvu.  Then you have borderline starters like Littleton and Wilson.  Then you have the rookies Smith and Mosby.  Mosby is a PS guy that gets promoted when another guy is dinged.  That's it.  There's nobody else. That's you sign right there that you are too thin when anytime guy in a certain position group gets dinged you have to call up a PS guy.

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