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3 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

It's not a true pick swap because the years are different. They are trading lower third of the round picks for top 10 in the round picks, though. 

I would say they did win this trade.

They got a good deal being a potential playoff team in need. We basically got a 4th (rest of the picks basically cancel out). That’s not bad for trading a 1 more year player on a not so playoff potential team.

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12 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Well, now the Renfrow release makes no sense. Even if the hammy was lingering just put him on PUP while he rests up.

Coker and Horn Jr. 

 

Told everyone they were higher in Horn then it looked. Also said that Thielen was pushing for the trade internally. So he gets what he wants and the Panthers got there 4th plus 5th. lol

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Just now, Joe Bear said:

I don't know that the Vikings are a contender. Generally whenever they're expected to be really good, they suck (source: my dad, who's been a Minnesota fan for more than 55 years).

Probably just wanted to retire there and give it a shot one more time. 

good/great defense, great weapons once everyone gets back, a good oline, all they need is the qb just to be okay and they are going to win a lot of games, but it is a brutal division

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6 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Morgan went from having leverage to that.  Yeah man I gotta think Theilen and his wife pushed hard.  I guess that was bullshit about coming back for bryce lol

We basically got a 4th. The 2026 5th is worth the same as a 2027 5th plus a 2026 7th (which is worth almost nothing).

I’m sure Theilen is happy but getting a 4th ain’t bad. I am still amazed at how much people feel we lost a player who wasn’t getting us to the playoffs and was going to take reps from the guys we need to be better.

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he got to help coach our young WRs through training camp and preseason. I don't mind the pick swaps because this front office actually knows how to draft quality players in the later rounds. Gets rid of his cap hit too? Yeah he's good, but we've got a lot of young talent that gets more snaps now.

Hopefully we look back on this as a good move made by everyone. If not? Then it's just another day in the office.   

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1 minute ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

The #Panthers aren't picking up any of Adam Thielen's remaining salary in the trade, per league source.
https://x.com/mike_e_kaye/status/1960704141853864000?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

My thing is, with the cap room we have we could have afforded to pick up his salary to get a better draft pick. I’d be fine if the Panthers picked up his whole salary and got a 2026 3rd instead of a 2027 4th. Who knows if that was even a possibility though.

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1 minute ago, WhoKnows said:

We basically got a 4th. The 2026 5th is worth the same as a 2027 5th plus a 2026 7th (which is worth almost nothing).

I’m sure Theilen is happy but getting a 4th ain’t bad. I am still amazed at how much people feel we lost a player who wasn’t getting us to the playoffs and was going to take reps from the guys we need to be better.

sure, and its going to come in handy down the road, but imo AT on the team this year is more valuable then a 2027 pick simply for bryce

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