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So are Moose, Hoover, Kemo and Harris. Seems like a wet dream at this point.

Two are out of the league, Kemo is second string, at least he is when Haynesworth is not acting the fool.

The ONLY player that MIGHT help is Harris, and honestly that is a big MIGHT.

Panthers problems are the D-line/O-line/WR/QB, attitude of the players, and give a fug mannerisms of the lame duck coaching staff.

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The veteran leadership would have been nice. If they were going to send the veterans packing they could have at least made some moves to avoid the current roster makeup. It is embarassing.

So you rather have a team full of old over the hill players that suck over young still growing players that suck now but should get better?

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Physically I don't think guys like Moose and Hoover would be contributing much, but mentally/leadership wise, I think they would have. This team has talent... young, inexperienced talent, but talent nevertheless. There are issues with the lines, the QB's and with the coaches for sure, but good leadership is an issue too.

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