Interesting email this morning....

[woody]

It looks like Armanti and Gettis are going to be forced to make plays early in the season. That is if they keep Gettis. Raw talent or whatever you wanna call Gettis, I'd rather have him than Moore or Jarrett.

[Wither]

So has Jarrett been dealt or cut yet? If not, I still say hes the #2 by week one.

[CarolinaPanic]

we deff need another receiver. Smitty will be on double coverage and we need another stud to take some of the coverage of sir smitty.

[Davidson Deac II]

Ask yourself this, would anyone but Lafell make anyone else's PS?

Nope

Kenny Moore was on someone else's practice squad. So I would say he at least has a shot at someone else's ps.

[Razeyfingers]

we deff need another receiver. Smitty will be on double coverage and we need another stud to take some of the coverage of sir smitty.

hehe . . Will the Captain be making a visit?. . . BOOM POW ZAP. I love that picture.

[Zod]

Kenny Moore was on someone else's practice squad. So I would say he at least has a shot at someone else's ps.

not PS eligible

[rico6]

Typical Hurney move. To cheap to find a decent receiver.

[Davidson Deac II]

not PS eligible

Yep, to long on the active roster.

[Wither]

What Zod means when he says "an anonymous email" is "I made it up."

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

The Dallas Morning News reports that the Cowboys have received "some inquiries" about the availability of Sam Hurd.

Beat writer Todd Archer cautions that "nothing is imminent," but Hurd is undoubtedly available. The question is whether another team is willing to pay Hurd's hefty $1.76 million salary by trading for him. Most likely, teams will wait to see if Hurd is waived on Saturday before offering compensation.

Source: Dallas Morning News

If the Jaguars keep five receivers, as expected, Troy Williamson will have to beat out Tiquan Underwood for the final spot.

For the second straight year, Underwood starred in OTAs only to disappear once the hitting started. Mike Sims-Walker, Mike Thomas, Kassim Osgood, and Jarett Dillard are considered locks. The winner of the No. 5 battle will be nothing more than an occasional deep threat.

Source: Fox Sports Florida

Michael Clayton didn't play a single snap in the Bucs' third preseason game Saturday night.

We'd say this was a clear sign that Clayton's Tampa tenure is over, but the St. Petersburg Times reveals some startling news. His $3 million salary is fully guaranteed. Bucs GM Mark Dominik should've been fired on the spot for giving Clayton this deal. There's no way he'd bring anything in a trade, and Clayton will be a game-day scratch if he stays on the roster.

Source: St. Petersburg Times

[brandon_87]

Good news... not too surprising... they have to know they're in trouble at WR as is.

yeah, but why go after bottom dwellers that get cut from other teams and sent tp practice squads? I just dont understand why sometimes we dont fix our problems with proven talent:cheers2:

[firstdayfan]

There are some guys I wouldn't mind trading for...maybe a 4th or 5th round pick. A guy like Jordy Nelson, limas sweed, or even Mario manningham. These guys are third or fourth receivers on their respective teams but could push to start for us. I would love manningham...he would be ideal.

[DickolausJ]

There are some guys I wouldn't mind trading for...maybe a 4th or 5th round pick. A guy like Jordy Nelson, limas sweed, or even Mario manningham. These guys are third or fourth receivers on their respective teams but could push to start for us. I would love manningham...he would be ideal.

Just to be clear we are not going to trade for anyone. We are only looking to snag guys off of waivers.

[KBRed]

Pat Yasinskas: You can bet that Marty Hurney and his staff will be watching to see what wide receivers get cut by other teams by Saturday afternoon’s deadline. Given the fact the Panthers don’t have a lot of depth at receiver, I think a move is entirely possible. Just to throw a couple of names out there from other NFC South teams that might be available -- Tampa Bay’s Michael Clayton and New Orleans’ Adrian Arrington. Yes, Clayton largely has been a bust in Tampa Bay, but he could fit better in Carolina’s system. He is a good run blocker and might be a scaled-down version of Muhsin Muhammad. Arrington’s a guy who’s been held back by injuries and a very deep receiving corps in New Orleans, but he’s got plenty of upside.

http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcsouth