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Panthers WR Xavier Legette named potential trade candidate for 2026 offseason


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4 minutes ago, ChibCU said:

It's crazy how much I've heard about his size and speed. I've never seen him play like he has size and I've never seen him show breakaway speed. He looks as average as it gets for an NFL WR when it comes time to run a route and carry the ball.

Watching him do drills and run routes is impressive. When he’s on the field it disappears, looks like Funchess. Always runs super stiff and his hands have like a 1/2 second delay from his eyes. If he could ever figure it out he would be great. Morgan did mention that he thought it may take him a while to develop since it took him a while in college. Maybe they are just being patient. 
 

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8 minutes ago, ChibCU said:

It's crazy how much I've heard about his size and speed. I've never seen him play like he has size and I've never seen him show breakaway speed. He looks as average as it gets for an NFL WR when it comes time to run a route and carry the ball.

I mean I can see it, but I've never had a bias towards him.  Better QB play and we probably would see better results from him.  

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8 hours ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Barnwell writes:

The Panthers still have a spot for Legette in the lineup when they play three-wide sets, but he has fallen behind Tetairoa McMillan and Jalen Coker in terms of priorities and production for Carolina. And there's no reason why GM Dan Morgan would keep that spot open if the Panthers can find an upgrade this offseason. Legette is owed $4.4 million over the next two years, all of which is guaranteed, and he has a potential fifth-year option in 2028 that would come up for a decision after the 2026 season.

Carolina was willing to give up on Mingo, a top-40 pick, after only 24 games when the right trade offer emerged. I suspect it would be similar for Legette this offseason.

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2 hours ago, ProcessBlue2 said:

Watching him do drills and run routes is impressive. When he’s on the field it disappears, looks like Funchess. Always runs super stiff and his hands have like a 1/2 second delay from his eyes. If he could ever figure it out he would be great. Morgan did mention that he thought it may take him a while to develop since it took him a while in college. Maybe they are just being patient. 
 

As much as I want him gone i think we need to give him 1 more year. The coaching staff need to take a new approach with teaching him the fundamentals though 

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3 hours ago, Aussie Tank said:

As much as I want him gone i think we need to give him 1 more year. The coaching staff need to take a new approach with teaching him the fundamentals though 

Absolutely. If we are talking about a 20 year old youngster.

He's a grown-ass man, and he doesn't know what his job entails or how to do it?

Maybe he will be better next year!

It's the Panther way.

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