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Panthers will trade for a WR...


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Veteran pick up doesn't make a difference if he sucks.

Not every guy that's let go is out of a job because he sucks.

Sometimes it's a new system, sometimes it's injury issues, sometimes it's just a roster crunch.

The Panthers have been on both the good and the bad sides of that equation.

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Steve Smith will have another solid year. Yes he is in the process of losing a step. I think the #2 WR slot will be by committee. One week you might see Jarrett, next you might see LaFell...etc

But as for trading for a WR? I just don't think we've got the ammo to really go out and get a top flight guy. Who has got the goods to give up a stud RB in his prime like D-Will? Better yet, who has a surplus of talented WR's and needs a RB?

...Would you take Roy Williams off the Cowboys hands if the price was right?

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...Would you take Roy Williams off the Cowboys hands if the price was right?

I've thought that one over a time or two.

If I thought he could get back to what he once was, probably.

It's not completely out of the realm of possibility to think that he might get released.

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Anywho, Sutton for a WR equivalent of Sutton would be worth it IMO.

I really really like Sutton's game. I liked it last year in camp and preseason, and I like it now. I think he could be a really good #2 back for another team. If we could get a legit #3 receiver for him, I'd do it in a heartbeat. I think a legit #3 receiver is better than anyone we have not named Smith right now.

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I'd like to see us makes some moves but I think the FO is stuck on a "let's work with what we got" type of mentality. There were numerous FA WRs we could have gone after that we didn't even attempt to bring in. Now we're going to trade for a guy? Just don't see it happening.

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I really hate to say this but TBH I'd rather keep sutton and trade one of our star RBs for s Star WR. Sutton is almost a replica of Dwill, both 5'8, 215 ish, except younger. He is an awesome prospect and I like the way he looks enough to give dwill up for a star wr. Sutton would look good with jstew.

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I've thought that one over a time or two.

If I thought he could get back to what he once was, probably.

It's not completely out of the realm of possibility to think that he might get released.

Roy and Marshall would be interesting in practice going at it...

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