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Panthers plan to renegotiate the deal for RT Taylor Moton


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2 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

I have no problem extending him, converting a big chunk to a signing bonus(lowering his cap hit) and having more money to either roll over to 2025 or spend on Luvu and Brown.

well like I said thats the rub, how can tillis restructure this that works for the team because as it stands now moton is getting his money at some point.  And if tillis can work out an extension that lowers the cap hit and frees up space then awesome but we gotta see it first

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Makes no sense to move on from your above average, proven, RELIABLE, tackle, when your line was a complete mess last year. He has been our only consistent on the line over the last 5+ years. If we haven’t learned already from CMC and DJ Moore, moving on from your proven playmakers can have a very negative effect. An extension makes perfect sense from a tent, team building, and cap perspective. 

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2 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

well like I said thats the rub, how can tillis restructure this that works for the team because as it stands now moton is getting his money at some point.  And if tillis can work out an extension that lowers the cap hit and frees up space then awesome but we gotta see it first

It's not that difficult. If he gets a sizeable signing bonus, remember that all gets paid out immediately upon signing. The cap tricks spread it out over X years but the money was long since actually spent.

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3 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

well like I said thats the rub, how can tillis restructure this that works for the team because as it stands now moton is getting his money at some point.  And if tillis can work out an extension that lowers the cap hit and frees up space then awesome but we gotta see it first

You're gonna see it. 

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22 minutes ago, WarPanthers89 said:

Makes no sense to move on from your above average, proven, RELIABLE, tackle, when your line was a complete mess last year. He has been our only consistent on the line over the last 5+ years. If we haven’t learned already from CMC and DJ Moore, moving on from your proven playmakers can have a very negative effect. An extension makes perfect sense from a tent, team building, and cap perspective. 

well he ain't been that good either. the rest have just been really bad. between him and jackson it's like some of you all don't want to see this team get better.

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26 minutes ago, RumHam said:

well he ain't been that good either. the rest have just been really bad. between him and jackson it's like some of you all don't want to see this team get better.

What the hell are you talking about? T-Mo has been consistently good. He's not top tier, but he isn't getting paid like he's top tier, but he has been good. 

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1 hour ago, KillerKat said:

Moton is going to be a career panther and you mouth breathers are going to have to suck it up and live with it.

I mean, I must be living in an alternate universe with people badmouthing Moton...or...maybe I'm just a member of the Carolina Huddle.

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The difference between renegotiating, and restructuring seems to be lost on some. 

An extension would save money because you'd have more seasons to spread out the guarantees. 

Moton needs to stay, especially some consistency concerns with Ickey heading into yr 3.

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59 minutes ago, RumHam said:

well he ain't been that good either. the rest have just been really bad. between him and jackson it's like some of you all don't want to see this team get better.

He played the 4th most snaps in the league last season, gave up 1 sack, and had a green ratting every year he has been in the league. Just because you have an option on it does not make it fact. He was an iron man for us last season when everyone around him was switching out from game to game.

He was actually rated almost 6 points higher last season than the previous season when he only gave up 6 penalties and 3 snaps (4 penalties and 1 sack last season)

Did getting rid of CMC and DJ teach you nothing? You watched the line last season and think Motons performance warrants us to go in another direction or look for an improvement on that type of performance? Especially on a team with such little talent, and into a handful of players (Moton being one) that is an above average NFL player?

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16 hours ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

We are a 2 win team with more holes than a Lifetime movie plot. It's not getting fixed in a single offseason. Embrace the suck for a year, and just get it over with. 

...Yea...we've been embracing the suck for 6 years...whats one more at this point.

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12 minutes ago, Jay Roosevelt said:

The clear best choice here is to extend him for 3-4 years and move some of this year's cap hit so it's spread out over the life of the new deal. We can't let our only good, reliable OL go just to save cap space.

Honestly, it's just simply hard to believe that any fan would suggest that we get rid of a quality lineman period, much less when we have a diminutive QB that was sacked 62 times last season. I just don't understand how anyone can purse their lips to suggest such a thing. It is nonsensical. It is worse than saying he played bad last year, and that's pretty damned delusional---out of touch with fúcking reality. 

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