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Panthers signing XFL superstar DT


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3 minutes ago, rayzor said:

"superstar"?

good for him, but superstar in XFL is at best backup in NFL. 

people play in XFL (or any other "professional" league) because they can't cut it in NFL.

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wasn’t PJ Walker the MVP of the XFL and their version of Patrick Mahomes?

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1 hour ago, rayzor said:

"superstar"?

good for him, but superstar in XFL is at best backup in NFL. 

people play in XFL (or any other "professional" league) because they can't cut it in NFL.

Yep. Glad to have him aboard but it's very similar to the pining after late round picks and UDFA's that happens every offseason. The odds are already stacked against you out of the gate.

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