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Podcast will the Panthers give Young 2027 option plus DC approach with Yoing

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4 hours ago, mrcompletely11 said:

To my knowledge that's only been done once.  Daniel Jones.  Generally a decision is made one way or the other.  And if tepper is calling the shots the decision has been made lol

Oh, I know, that's why I added "IMHO."

Tepp gon' Tepp... smdh!

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7 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

I'm pretty sure Young's contract is almost fully guaranteed. If that's the case I would guess he will be on the roster for his 4th season. Whether he's the starter or not will be up for debate. 

If the panthers decide to make him play out the fourth year of his contract than he’d probably demand a trade or cut and refuse to play.  

his 2024 salary would be 1.1 mil without anything after that. 

He could get more than that on a two year backup deal. For example, Mac jones’ contract to be a backup is 2 years 8 million. He was much more productive as a stater than Bryce has ever been, but just to give a comparison point.  

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45 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

If the panthers decide to make him play out the fourth year of his contract than he’d probably demand a trade or cut and refuse to play.  

his 2024 salary would be 1.1 mil without anything after that. 

He could get more than that on a two year backup deal. For example, Mac jones’ contract to be a backup is 2 years 8 million. He was much more productive as a stater than Bryce has ever been, but just to give a comparison point.  

His 2026 salary would also include a $4.8 mil roster bonus. That is guaranteed money.

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