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Austin Corbett was playing at an elite level and the Oline was a top 5 unit with him out there.

He also has been an iron man in terms of playing before these last 2 injuries.

I think people need to see the numbers before they freak out.

Does anyone really want to not have a good Oline again next year?

I genuinely don't understand the hate for this move

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10 minutes ago, Seltzer said:

Austin Corbett was playing at an elite level and the Oline was a top 5 unit with him out there.

He also has been an iron man in terms of playing before these last 2 injuries.

I think people need to see the numbers before they freak out.

Does anyone really want to not have a good Oline again next year?

I genuinely don't understand the hate for this move

He played 5 games last season and 4 the year before, if he cant suit up why pay him at all, dude has played 9 out of 34 games since signing here. 

I dont care how healthy he was for another team, the fact is he has not been healthy at all for our team. 

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Corbett torn rotator cuff lifting pen from paper - out for the season

In all seriousness, I hope the numbers makes sense for a guy that only played a handful of games for us so far. Also, please draft a center this draft. This position was in such a precarious position last offseason and in typical Panthers fashion, it blew up in our faces. 

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1 hour ago, PootieNunu said:

He played 5 games last season and 4 the year before, if he cant suit up why pay him at all, dude has played 9 out of 34 games since signing here. 

 

Your math is not mathing. 

He signed in 22 and started every game that year.

Panthers love his leadership and he's a pretty good center.  Yes, the money matters.  He wants to starts.  Loves his teammates.  Not a lot out there and no a lot of options in the draft.

Love it, all thing considered.

 

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8 hours ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

There's basically a 0% chance he's healthy all year, so I don't see how this changes anything or helps.

He's a pro bowl guard, too. So if Mays beats him out, then we got a good vet that can cover all 3 middle oline positions. For one year, i'd take that.

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