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REPORT: Panthers interested in WR Darius Slayton


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15 minutes ago, Bear Hands said:

Have you seen the FA market? It’s basically this or just don’t sign anyone. Pretty bare.

Id rather burn a 4rth/5th on a speed dude coming out of college rather then sign him though. I guess it depends on what the deal actually is

 

tez johnson in the 4rth would be nice if he fell that far

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6 minutes ago, theinstrumental said:

This would be great. The offense needs speed that can actually get on the field. A late-round dart throw rookie won’t earn snaps. Hopefully Slayton can come in on a cheap short deal and we draft a guy to develop behind him.

Exactly. The offense needs a specific type of receiver

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26 minutes ago, Bear Hands said:

Have you seen the FA market? It’s basically this or just don’t sign anyone. Pretty bare.

Darius Slayton at his projected 3 year/$37.5M contract or no one? Absolutely give me no one then. Not even a difficult decision.

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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

Darius Slayton at his projected 3 year/$37.5M contract or no one? Absolutely give me no one then. Not even a difficult decision.

where did you see that projection because thats insane?  fug that if his agent is asking for that number

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5 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

where did you see that projection because thats insane?  fug that if his agent is asking for that number

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Sportrac's projection is even worse on a per year basis.

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This is for a guy who basically put up Legette level numbers last year and half the fanbase is ready to write him off as a bust. LOL

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