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JOE PERSON: Panthers will not pursue Lamar Jackson


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1 minute ago, top dawg said:

This is just a part of a game. I've heard  a few people say on the boob tube today say that there's no way he's playing for that.

Maybe he doesn’t.  But sitting out hasn’t worked out well for players in the past.  He may very well have to take less than what the Ravens have previously offered 

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1 minute ago, Smithers said:

Maybe he doesn’t.  But sitting out hasn’t worked out well for players in the past.  He may very well have to take less than what the Ravens have previously offered 

Perhaps. But unlike what some believe here, I don't believe that he's anywhere near done, and even if he sits out a season, he's still a top franchise QB in his prime. 

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19 minutes ago, Smithers said:

He doesn’t deserve a fully guaranteed contract.  That being said, we are stupid if we aren’t calling and offering 45M per year with at least half the total contract guaranteed.  Sure, the Ravens would likely match the offer.  But you gotta friggin try.  Jackson makes this a team that can compete for a SB next season 

That's kinda the thing.

Any reasonable offer we make they'd likely match. At that point, all you've really done is negotiate the deal for them.

If you seriously wanna get him, you've gotta offer something they won't match. But then you've gotta pay that amount.

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Just now, Mr. Scot said:

That's kinda the thing.

Any reasonable offer we make they'd likely match. At that point, all you've really done is negotiate the deal for them.

If you seriously wanna get him, you've gotta offer something they won't match. But then you've gotta pay that amount.

Too bad Gettleman isn’t their GM.  He’d rescind the deal and Lamar would be a FA

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