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Foreman...does he stay or does he go?

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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

Agreed. Chuba might have the worst hands of any NFL skill position player I've ever seen. Like the dude is trying to catch a football with tennis rackets. Just awful.

Got to think Matt Rhule's wife's favorite draft pick isn't going to be on the high priority list with this new staff.  

I mean, Hubbard doesn't really pass the eyeball test IMO.  A decent enough pure runner (average)....but just a trainwreck since he has been drafted as a reciever.  Which is the post he occupies.  The dual-purpose RB. 

I liked the pick at the time.  But the experiment is long over. 

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Just now, NanuqoftheNorth said:

Early test of the new regime.

Panthers have traditionally dedicated too much of their salary cap towards RBs.

Meet the new boss same as the old boss?

The talent pool isn't close enough to be considered lightyears away from those times. There's something to be said for continuity, though.

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I do hope he’s back. I think Duce and Brown LOVE a RB like Foreman….especially with a rookie under center. 

I think we have all the leverage and will make a wise, value-based decision.

If we don’t bring him back, I would like Mattison here. Young, balanced and hungry to prove he is a starter after living in Cool’s shadow.

We will be a RBBC anyway and could take a day 3 flyer too.

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