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Shaq Thompson has learned to adapt to change, and to lead


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1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Shaq is an average starting LB getting paid like a future HOFer. When you're way overpaid that gives you a lot of tolerance for bullshit.

for what its worth, Shaq has recently taken a massive paycuts in order to stay with the team. even if he's not Luke/TD tier, he still deserve some props for what he's done for the team

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1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Shaq is an average starting LB getting paid like a future HOFer. When you're way overpaid that gives you a lot of tolerance for bullshit.

Currently 48th highest paid linebacker for this year. 114th for total contract.

Before the pay cut he was overpaid at #6 in 2022 at 13.5 million. Not exactly HOF linebacker numbers

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6 minutes ago, Icege said:

Captain Shaq has always been criminally underappreciated.  Was really cool seeing him working out with DB, Bryce, and Chuba two weeks ago.

Excited to see him in a Panthers jersey for another season!

Yeah I think Luke, TD, Beason, and Morgan kind of spoiled us at LB play. 

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5 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

Yeah I think Luke, TD, Beason, and Morgan kind of spoiled us at LB play. 

Linebacker, d-line, and running backs. The Panthers have always been strong at those positions. Not so much now. Secondary survived because they could pressure the QB only sending 4. Now, they have to bring everything but the kitchen sink just to make the QB move in the pocket. Good times.

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