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Marshall Skips Conditioning Program

Urrymonster

By Urrymonster,
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Moore was a fine nickel back, but as an every down corner, well, he was serviceable. Good, but not outstanding. He is, however, better than a number of teams' starting corners and conceivably get some attention in the near future. Who knows, perhaps he's already fielded a phone call or two.

But not showing up for optional off-season conditioning doesn't mean he's just waiting for a ticket out of here. It could mean he had some vacation plans that conflicted with the schedule.

Not being offered a big contract by the Panthers this year also doesn't mean that he isn't valued highly. He just isn't valued highly enough at this time for them to extend a big dollar contract that might have to be paid (guaranteed money) next year when the league shuts the doors.

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Oh well if thats the case we should have just put a 5th round tender on the both of them.

You're pretty f**king thick in the head I do believe.

I have a sub 90 IQ.

I never said to put a 5th round tender on them. If you want to keep a player while staying fiscally responsible, you put on the tender just above the level that you think another team would be willing to pay. I could see another team giving up a 2nd for either TD or MM, so you apply the 1st round tender. Anymore is overpaying.

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Moore was a fine nickel back, but as an every down corner, well, he was serviceable. Good, but not outstanding. He is, however, better than a number of teams' starting corners and conceivably get some attention in the near future. Who knows, perhaps he's already fielded a phone call or two.

But not showing up for optional off-season conditioning doesn't mean he's just waiting for a ticket out of here. It could mean he had some vacation plans that conflicted with the schedule.

Not being offered a big contract by the Panthers this year also doesn't mean that he isn't valued highly. He just isn't valued highly enough at this time for them to extend a big dollar contract that might have to be paid (guaranteed money) next year when the league shuts the doors.

I think everyone realises that it is not as simple as him wanting out and thus he does not go to the program.

It's more his previous agents claims AND the fact we tendered him low. If he really were that valued, he would have been tendered at a 1st at the least. Instead we endanger alienating him, by announcing that we have far more important players on our roster, which considering his previous agents claims, likely will not sit well with him.

As much as players hate RFA tenders, they also are quite egotistical about them.

I still doubt we have any way (short of a FT) of preventing him from hitting free agency next season.

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I have a sub 90 IQ.

I never said to put a 5th round tender on them. If you want to keep a player while staying fiscally responsible, you put on the tender just above the level that you think another team would be willing to pay. I could see another team giving up a 2nd for either TD or MM, so you apply the 1st round tender. Anymore is overpaying.

Of all the things to bitch about........

You have selected the insufferable fiscal burden that is the difference of a 1st round tender and a 1st and 3rd round tender.

Think maybe that extra money is the Panthers throwing a "bone" to two young players who MIGHT be part of the foundation of the future ?:Yawn:

It's more his previous agents claims AND the fact we tendered him low. If he really were that valued, he would have been tendered at a 1st at the least. Instead we endanger alienating him, by announcing that we have far more important players on our roster, which considering his previous agents claims, likely will not sit well with him.

Coddling marshalls ego ranks right up there with what Mic Mixon thinks of the roster in one of his useless clips on Panthers.com

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Think maybe that extra money is the Panthers throwing a "bone" to two young players who MIGHT be part of the foundation of the future ?:Yawn:

That is pretty much what I have been saying all along and for which you apparently agree with. The Panthers threw these players a "bone" (i.e., overpaid) because they are buying favor with those players for the future and not because those players commanded those RFA tenders.

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This bitch has not improved steadily. That's a flat out lie. He came into the league like gangbusters with hard hitting and big plays and then once he became part of the corner rotation got burned like every other play. His tackling went from awesome to below average. Inexplicable drop off in play once Lucas was gone.

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This bitch has not improved steadily. That's a flat out lie. He came into the league like gangbusters with hard hitting and big plays and then once he became part of the corner rotation got burned like every other play. His tackling went from awesome to below average. Inexplicable drop off in play once Lucas was gone.

Vagrant and I agree. :confused:

I think his agent has gotten into his head.

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