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Panthers sign two (Probably will get cut)

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The Carolina Panthers have signed two players.

Panthers signed WR Marcus Monk, formerly of the Bears. Monk's size-speed combination was easy to like coming out of Arkansas a year ago, but that he couldn't catch onto an NFL practice squad as a rookie is concerning. Barring numerous injuries, Monk won't make the Panthers.

Panthers signed OL Justin Geisinger, formerly of the Redskins. Geisinger was a sixth-round pick in '05 out of Vanderbilt. He has some value as a backup guard/center, but has never started a game in his career.

SOURCE- ROCK HILL HERALD, AND ROTOWORLD.

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I wouldn't be so sure. Marcus Monk is now officially my favorite to make it through camp and make an impact on the team. Dude is the son of the Hall of Fame receiver Art Monk, is 6'4 and runs a 4.5, not to mention went back to play college basketball after he was cut from the Bears/Giants last year. I think he has some potential, could be a bargain.

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I wouldn't be so sure. Marcus Monk is now officially my favorite to make it through camp and make an impact on the team. Dude is the son of the Hall of Fame receiver Art Monk, is 6'4 and runs a 4.5, not to mention went back to play college basketball after he was cut from the Bears/Giants last year. I think he has some potential, could be a bargain.

If he couldn't solidify a spot on the Bears, I don't think he even makes fourth receiver here.

Quite frankly, I think we only need to keep four true receivers this year, and they're already on the roster. I hope Goodson will be worked in as a receiver and return man.

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I wouldn't be so sure. Marcus Monk is now officially my favorite to make it through camp and make an impact on the team. Dude is the son of the Hall of Fame receiver Art Monk, is 6'4 and runs a 4.5, not to mention went back to play college basketball after he was cut from the Bears/Giants last year. I think he has some potential, could be a bargain.

Marcus is not related to Art Monk...actually they may be VERY distant relatives but Marcus has never met Art Monk. I'm a Razorback fan so im very familar with Marcus.

The panthers are my NFL team so im glad I found this place.

As far as Marcus goes this guy flat out catches EVERTHING that gets near him. His concern in the league is gonna be if he can get separation. I really think he will make the roster he's a great athlete. Had it not been for his knee injury prior to his senior season he probly would have been drafted in the first 4 rounds. He wont shake anybody or have a ton of yards after catch but this guy makes highlight reel catches look routine. Cant wait to see how all this plays out.

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