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Alex Brown signed 2-yr with Saints

ThatSeptemberDay

By ThatSeptemberDay,
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Guest Jacob3-89

Guest Jacob3-89

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OH MY fuging GOD. why would you post this in the panthers sub-forum? all i saw was alex brown signed 2-ye....

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I dont want another DE...Brown and Johnson need to prove their worth, and Brayton will be a capable backup. Draft 1 more for depth and we are set.

No the fug we're not. I wish people would stop with the stupid ass thinking. Player are dropping in our laps and our (cheap spending but will raise ticket prices) owner is handcuffing the FO.

I would rather have Alex brown in a DE rotation then any player you can get in the 2nd, 3rd , 4th, 5th, 6th, or 7th round of the draft.

WTF why can't we fill 1 f'n hole before the draft? The only news this team has made this offseason is cutting player and a rise in Ticket Prices!!!!!!!

Jerry are you f'n serious????

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