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TylerDurden Grand Master

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Jeff King was essentially the second coming of Kris Mangum.

(heck, Mangum might have had more receptions; I haven't looked)

Nice guy and all, but I've long wanted us to get a dual-threat TE. Glad we finally got a coach that agrees.

Completely agreed. I've always respected him and appreciated him as a player on our team, and he was the consummate professional, as cliche as that is...

But, I could never really appreciate him fully because I couldn't get around his glaring weaknesses.

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CarolinaPanthers8789 Newbie

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Rosario is the most inconsistent te.

All king did was block his ass off and catch everything thrown his way.

Yet king is over rated, and rosario is under rated.

King was also signed before resario.

Gawd I love our fans.

King could not have maid that play in San Diego (mainly because I don't think he could have gotten that high off the ground to go up and make that catch). King is a solid tight end, but the Panthers are looking for athletic tight end's that can do more than just catch and block, they want someone who can actually make something happen after the catch if need be. King was a solid player for us, but not a difference maker. With Shockey and Barnidge here, there is no reason to keep King anymore or get upset with the fact that he is no longer here.

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King could not have maid that play in San Diego (mainly because I don't think he could have gotten that high off the ground to go up and make that catch). King is a solid tight end, but the Panthers are looking for athletic tight end's that can do more than just catch and block, they want someone who can actually make something happen after the catch if need be. King was a solid player for us, but not a difference maker. With Shockey and Barnidge here, there is no reason to keep King anymore or get upset with the fact that he is no longer here.

You obviously, can't read.

Where did I say I was upset?

Don't bother answering, cause I didn't.

Where did I talk about a play in san diago?

Once again, I didn't.

It doesn't bother me that the panthers are getting back do a faster tight end. One that can make more plays down field. In fact, I embrace it!!

I just love how fans like you continue to under value king, while over rating rosario. It's some rich poo.

Go back to talking to yourself now.

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CarolinaPanthers8789 Newbie

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You obviously, can't read.

Where did I say I was upset?

Don't bother answering, cause I didn't.

Where did I talk about a play in san diago?

Once again, I didn't.

It doesn't bother me that the panthers are getting back do a faster tight end. One that can make more plays down field. In fact, I embrace it!!

I just love how fans like you continue to under value king, while over rating rosario. It's some rich poo.

Go back to talking to yourself now.

Somebody's internet feeling's got hurt,

want an e-tissue?

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Let's see, now we get an old Jeremy Shockey to become our "difference maker" at tight end. I understand he is good and is somewhat athletic, but I think Barnidge should have been the "guy" to solidify the tight end position this year.

We're supposed to be a younger team, right?

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CarolinaPanthers8789 Newbie

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Let's see, now we get an old Jeremy Shockey to become our "difference maker" at tight end. I understand he is good and is somewhat athletic, but I think Barnidge should have been the "guy" to solidify the tight end position this year.

We're supposed to be a younger team, right?

Barnidge really should get a legitimate shot this year, if he doesn't, then he is probably gone the following year.

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