RFA tenders may get locked in

[Murph]

Looking more likely that 2010 rules will be in effect because it is the easiest thing for a judge to allow while the rest of this mess gets worked out.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AnjcgofL_lCN_qpgoyFg8DRDubYF?slug=jc-freeagencyrules031411

So far I've only seen two of the tenders on Panthers players published. D-Will got the highest (1st & 3rd) and Moore got the lowest (no draft pick compensation since he was undrafted). Any other tenders been published?

[Stumpy]

So far I've only seen two of the tenders on Panthers players published. D-Will got the higest (1st & 3rd) and Moore got the lowest (no draft pick compensation since he was undrafted). Any other tenders been published?

IIRC DWill got a 1st & 3rd round tender ($2.562M) as you said, CJ got a 1st round tender ($2.017M) Moore go 2nd round tender ($1.417M) and everyone else was tendered at the round they were drafted ($927K)

[TheRealDeal]

I just read today that Moore's tender was only for roughly 1 mil but with the old rules he has to get a pay increase from last year which would be worth roughly 3.5mil

Anyone have any more insight into this?

[Murph]

If this goes down, the Panthers will only have one unrestricted free agent of any significant value, T. Davis (unless you count R. Llyod as significant).

[Mr. Scot]

Gantt confirmed that Moore's offer was a raise over last season.

[Rags]

If this goes down, the Panthers will only have one unrestricted free agent of any significant value, T. Davis (unless you count R. Llyod as significant).

I really wonder how they'll handle Davis.

[Panic]

So, If we play under last years lack of Cap, how much do you think the First Pick of the Draft will get Paid. The rookie Salary cap will not be in effect.

[TheRealDeal]

Gantt confirmed that Moore's offer was a raise over last season.

That's what I thought but the article on Saturday said it was only for 1.4 so I was confused a tad

[Jackofalltrades]

Draft Alex Henery and let Lloyd walk.

[JawnyBlaze]

Yea, I'm pretty sure that article you read was flawed. As far as I understand it, NO tender can equate to a pay cut. If you get any sort of forced contract (tenders, franchise tags), it will be at least a slight raise over the previous year.

I just read today that Moore's tender was only for roughly 1 mil but with the old rules he has to get a pay increase from last year which would be worth roughly 3.5mil

Anyone have any more insight into this?