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Dan Graziano: Panthers will trade Diontae Johnson


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21 minutes ago, frankw said:

Clearly the locker room isn't in a good place right now but he's the only Panthers player I've seen to publicly badmouth the rest of the team. He basically said he can't play every position on the field. While also taking no accountability. Like I said. This is why he was available.

Agreed. Him throwing his teammates under the bus is a clear sign he needs to be moved. That's locker room cancer in an already very difficult spot.

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1 minute ago, kungfoodude said:

Probably but this is basically over. He quit in game on Sunday and he quit after the game too. There is nothing else that can be done. He doesn't want to be here.

So what. We have the right to tag him and find a better deal this offseason. There is no point in shipping him off for a 5th round pick or later. 

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3 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

Why on earth would we want that contract? 
 

And the Rams are clearly sellers why would they want Johnson and his expiring contract?

1) because apparently no other WRs want to sign a multi year deal to play here

2) to get out of the contract

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13 minutes ago, cardiackat88. said:

Are you just completely oblivious to the yearly WR going completely nuts in Pittsburgh? 

Burress, Holmes, Wallace, Antonio Brown, Martavius Bryant, Juju, Claypool. Its like they have a factory that has major brain defects as a side condition.

I am missing a ton of others but I fully predict Pickens to be the next nutcase that wants out of Pitt too.

And they all absolutely sucked as wasted roster spots after they left. AB is lucky Brady adopted him or he would have never played another snap. He still sucked anyway.

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