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Panthers worked out DE Jeremy Jarmon


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Before I cut Norwood, I would float a trade proposal to the Steelers to see if I could get anything for him (7th round pick)... the guy was made to be a 3-4 OLB.

Or better yet, I'd float that trade to the Skins - they would probably give up a 3rd round pick for him... LOL

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I wouldn't be surprised if Jordan Senn got cut. Yes he is a LB, and yes we lost some key guys there. However he has been flagged for penalties in at least 2 of 3 games and he is only a special teamer. We signed that special teams ace from Baltimore at LB, so it wouldn't hurt us to cut him. But that's only my opinion who goes IF we sign Jarmon.

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Jarmon got lost in the shuffle of a change in defensive philosophy.

He became a player without a position they asked him to slim down to 270 to play OLB then in the asked him to bulk back up to 300 to play DE.

He was actually a pretty good 4-3 DE/DT and based was starting to come on as a 3-4 DE.

If you look at snaps per play he was one of our better DEs last year. (profootball prospectus)

But we signed Barry Cofield, Stephen Bowen and drafted a 3-4 DE and a NT.

So we traded him and got good value: a starting WR.

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