Ravens safety out for year. Torn Achilles… Panthers may need to do something

[Joe Bear]

I don’t understand why any GM would just sit tight at ANY position and not at least try to improve it within the constraints of the cap. The teams who do that kind of stuff are the ones who you see play in January and February. The hornets-style “kick the can down the road for 35 years” teams are always losers. 

[Seltzer]

3 minutes ago, Navy_football said:

This team ain't set at safety. One injury could mean Scott gets significant playing time. Nothing good would come of that. Nothing. 

Exactly. We have almost $20M in cap.

We are definitely signing another safety and probably CB.

May not be until TC or beyond to see what we have with some younger guys, but Dan Morgan has stated multiple times they're not through in free agency

[Seltzer]

1 minute ago, Joe Bear said:

I don’t understand why any GM would just sit tight at ANY position and not at least try to improve it within the constraints of the cap. The teams who do that kind of stuff are the ones who you see play in January and February. The hornets-style “kick the can down the road for 35 years” teams are always losers. 

Vets aren't in any hurry to sign and teams want to see younger guys in OTAs first anyway.

Not signing a guy today by no means indicates they won't sign someone before TC

[Navy_football]

2 minutes ago, Seltzer said:

Exactly. We have almost $20M in cap.

We are definitely signing another safety and probably CB.

May not be until TC or beyond to see what we have with some younger guys, but Dan Morgan has stated multiple times they're not through in free agency

The only problem with waiting is it gets you the Jordan Fuller and Nick Scotts of the world. Don't need another one of those.