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Jordan Fuller to sign with Panthers


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Carolina Panthers Primary LogoCARSafety#4

Panthers signed S Jordan Fuller, formerly of the Rams, to a one-year contract.
Per NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the deal is worth “up to” $5.25 million. Fuller started all 17 games for the Rams last year. He broke up eight passes stole three interceptions, and forced three fumbles. Fuller was a key contributor on a Rams defense that beat expectations in 2023. He should take over a starting role for the Panthers this year.
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Just now, TheSpecialJuan said:

Carolina Panthers Primary LogoCARSafety#4

Panthers signed S Jordan Fuller, formerly of the Rams, to a one-year contract.
Per NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the deal is worth “up to” $5.25 million. Fuller started all 17 games for the Rams last year. He broke up eight passes stole three interceptions, and forced three fumbles. Fuller was a key contributor on a Rams defense that beat expectations in 2023. He should take over a starting role for the Panthers this year.

Getting good quality cheap

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3 minutes ago, MasterAwesome said:

For those who were disappointed we retained Evero instead of fully cleaning house: this is part of what Evero brings...his connections.  I'm sure a big selling point was reuniting with his old DB coach.

Not sure anyone was upset about Evero staying.

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Yep

Matching most of the other defensive players they've picked up this week.  Young player given a cheap 1 or 2 year deal. 

Smart I guess. They're clearly using the 2024 season as a trial run to see who they should keep and pay vs let go.

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