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Tershawn Wharton to sign with Panthers

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19 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Its going to be interesting to see our cap situation moving forward for sure. 

I know the 2026 cap is no longer 120 million, Dan nearly used it all on these backups.....

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3 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Due to our shitty drafting Morgan has to throw more darts at the board, albeit they are expensive darts but he has to be hoping 2 hit or more hit.  I wish we could get into a spot where its reversed and we are not signing guys on need but luxury

All of this^^^. Nailed it.

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From a Chiefs fan...

For all you Panthers fans new to Turk, he's an undersized DT from a small school that has positional versatility and a solid motor. He's intelligent, quick/fast but he won't wow you with power. Good rotational piece in pass rushing situations.

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1 minute ago, Shocker said:

From a Chiefs fan...

For all you Panthers fans new to Turk, he's an undersized DT from a small school that has positional versatility and a solid motor. He's intelligent, quick/fast but he won't wow you with power. Good rotational piece in pass rushing situations.

Sounds like a Panthers starter to me. He will be good enough in rotation. Much better than what we had before. 

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1 minute ago, Shocker said:

From a Chiefs fan...

For all you Panthers fans new to Turk, he's an undersized DT from a small school that has positional versatility and a solid motor. He's intelligent, quick/fast but he won't wow you with power. Good rotational piece in pass rushing situations.

 

That does not sound like 16 18 million per type of player...... he sounds a UDFA that flashed some, wait a minute.....

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4 minutes ago, Basbear said:

 

That does not sound like 16 18 million per type of player...... he sounds a UDFA that flashed some, wait a minute.....

Ouch...glad to have him but that is WAY high.  18 per?  KC fans love the guy and he is ascending as well but 18 per is nuts

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10 minutes ago, PantherChris said:

I don't think that had much to do with his injury tbh first quarter of the year he had played like 2 quarters including pre season in 7 months 

Not even talking about the cumulative affect over a season. It's game to game. Big guys need breathers during the course of a game. Especially with how horrible our offense was. They're attacking and dodging other mountains every single play. And then guys like Derrick out there chasing RBs 15 yards downfield. Can't have him out there all game.

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