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Shockey is a panther


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Yes! He can only help the offense. Can't see why anyone has a problem with this.

Why complain that JR doesn't spend money and then get mad about this? If he gets injured he gets injured and it's a non factor. If he stays healthy he is a pretty good TE and it works out well.

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He is a panther now. You guys really need to support him and hope for the best. Hope he uses his attitude to get to other teams and puts forth the attitude to win. He is part of the team, maybe you guys should focus more on acceptance rather than questioning. If you trust Rivera that is.
Agree bro. Shocky is the most solid TE we had since the days of Wesly Walls. Shocky ain't going to be the best out there. But he should get the job done when healthy. :Angel_anim:
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You think Shockey chose us over Miami just because we are in same div and he gets to stick it to the Saints twice next season?

No I think he chose us because it's pretty much a guaranteed starting opportunity where he would be #2 behind Fasano in Miami....

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