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Seth McConnell: Four Moves the Panthers Should Make


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The NFL free agency period has calmed down quite a bit the past couple of days. Yet, there are still several attractive players still available on the market. The Carolina Panthers have been one of the most active, and most impressive, participants on the free agent market. Although the Panthers have been active there are still some minor holes that the team can fill. Here’s the rundown of four moves the Carolina Panthers should make to draw their free agency activity to a close:

http://catcrave.com/2011/08/01/four-moves-the-panthers-should-make/

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I don't like the Floyd and Harris idea. The Panthers drafted 3 wrs last year and 2 of them have shown promise and the third one is improving. They also went out and got actual pass catching TEs. Harris is just not what he once was. He might be a good mentor and that's about it. A name that I have seen is Amobi Akoye. He's still young and and will most likely be cut cause he wont fit into the Texan 3-4 scheme.

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