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Current Set of Rules for Lockout lifting/FA signing/Camp Reporting *Updated 130pm-est


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Tomorrow morning the madness will commence...bout time

Kolb rumored to be traded to Ariz @10:01...everyone will be showing up at work, cameras are gonna be everywhere, espn is going to be having an orgy in Dallas or something

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hey guys i wish i could start my own thread but i dont have 100 posts yet so i will just post my latest panthers video here. its definitely not my best one ive made but i really wanted to make a video dedicated to our draft selections and upcoming season, so please if you can tell me what you think i would really appreciate it. thanks guys!

P.S. to stay somewhat on topic, so just to clarify, friday is the day we can start signing both returning AND other team UFAs?

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Veteran players who sign Player Contracts on or after 6:00 p.m., New York time, on July 29 shall be required to report to, and remain with, their Clubs, except that, prior to the start of the 2011 League Year on August 4, such players may not participate in on-field activities, workouts, weight training or other physical activities, but shall be required to attend meetings, classroom instruction and any other non-physical activities scheduled during the Club’s preseason training camp.

Interesting so Vet FA's cant practice til the 4th.

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