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How The Panthers Offseason Fits The Changing Nfl Game

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CRA Grand Master

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"garbage vet" kemoeatu?

Isn't that what you are implying with Ron Edwards? I was using Kemo as an aging vet we brought in who played a valuable role despite not being a superstar...

I don't think Edwards is garbage which is why I noted his injury....and is why I compared to the likes of vets like Kemo and Hollis Thomas. It does matter when you DON'T have those type players.

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he'll argue his opinion as fact for the next 13 hours, it's not worth it

Was implying Kemo, Hollis Thomas and Edwards were important.....calling Kemo garage was sarcasm since Fiz dismissed Edwards.

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Kemoeatu was 27 when the panthers signed him. He was coming off his rookie contract.

You just don't know what you're talking about.

Kemo was allowed to walk bc he was a one dimensional DT who couldn't push a pocket...we didn't steal him from Baltimore. They didn't think he fit what they did.

So you are saying Kemo was a much better DT than Ron Edwards?

We are talking ability to play DT. Ron Edwards clearly doesn't have the long term roster potential but that isn't the topic. Topic was 2011 D.

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