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ESPN's Trade Deadline Primer: Panthers


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33 minutes ago, PleaseCutStewart said:

Yeah, they are building another pile of trash on top of their previous piles of trash from Fat Fhule, Fitterer, etc.

All it took for me was Young. I don’t see that he has earned a future yet, and I thought these remaining games were his pass fail test.

If their minds are made up already, I am not sure I can find the will to remain interested. 

edit: no disrespect meant to the other players, in any way

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8 minutes ago, Basbear said:

I swear using any picks other than 6th or 7th, better not happen with this 2025 team.....

These mid-season trades have a fail rate of like 90%, its too much for a player to adapt. 

Only way it make sense is if it is a long term thing. maybe a player for player. 
I normally wouldn’t worry a team in our position renting in this situation but Tepper is in the mix. 

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8 minutes ago, strato said:

Only way it make sense is if it is a long term thing. maybe a player for player. 
I normally wouldn’t worry a team in our position renting in this situation but Tepper is in the mix. 

The player needs to younger than 25 with some sort of multi-year contract length. I remember Rod Gardner trade and think how smart and how great of move that would result for the Panthers........I think he caught 3 balls and was a total non-factor....

Just given history, Im not giving any hope for gaining help via trade deadline......Im much more of fan that sells.....but we are talking the Panthers roster here....

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31 minutes ago, HeelsPanthersCanes said:

If there is a GM dumb enough to take on Chuba's contract, I'd literally just give him away. 

But that would require someone stupider than Dan Morgan, and I don't think that concussion riddled GM exists. 

Chuba's contract is structured really well. Panthers could cut him after this season and only be on the hook for a small dead cap hit. 

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10 hours ago, carpanfan96 said:

Chuba's contract is structured really well. Panthers could cut him after this season and only be on the hook for a small dead cap hit. 

Add on to this with the details. If he's cut or traded in the off-season he has a dead cap hit of 4.5m. 

 

If he's traded right now, he would have a dead cap hit of 1.6m this year and 4.5m next year. 

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6 minutes ago, carpanfan96 said:

Add on to this with the details. If he's cut or traded in the off-season he has a dead cap hit of 4.5m. 

 

If he's traded right now, he would have a dead cap hit of 1.6m this year and 4.5m next year. 

That’s when you get into essentially buying  a draft pick. They make the return worth the financial grief.  

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