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Panthers signed WR/KR Dexter Jackson, DE Eric Moore, and CB Marcus Walker to reserve/future contracts.

Jackson, the Bucs' 2008 second-round pick, was on Carolina's practice squad for most of the year. It's a bad sign he couldn't overtake Kenny Moore, but Jackson may get a chance to battle for slot receiver duties in 2010 camp

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Yeah I was wondering why they didnt try using him at kick returns, but then I looked at his stats and they werent that impressive so I guess nothing changed when he was practicing... So but he's young and could be a good slot reciever...

He was afraid of getting hit. They probably wanted to try to mix him in to bring some speed to the field. I know I would have, make D's have to gameplan for one more guy.

I like Jackson's potential in the slot. He has face-melting speed (ran a 4.27 40 at the Combine). He avg over 22 ypc at App State his senior year. He's hands and route running could use work but he does have potential.

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He probably isnt very good at it. Why else would the Bucs cut a second rounder so early, in favor of Clifton Smith. But, he played his college ball in-state so signing him would help keep our front office in good graces to the App State grad Panther fans.

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