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Drew Carter

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Bring Drew back! He was always fast, and we could sign him for next to nothing, so he would fit in at our Jerry world!

The ignorance and poor attempts at sarcasm just keep pouring into the huddle.

Thanks for adding ABSOLUTELY fuging NOTHING to any conversation.

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David seems to have much better hands and run better routes than Carter did.

"Seems" is the operative word there.

I have a lot of hope for Gettis, but then I did for Carter, as well. I think much of this board has been too quick to annoint him our next No. 2 receiver.

I do think he's the best receiver we've got behind Smitty right now -- but a No. 2 receiver on the Panthers is more like a No. 4 receiver elsewhere this year. :P

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