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panthers have until tuesday to activate gettis

nosuchthingasapanther

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i swear the deadline has changed a half dozen times, but per the interim GM...

Steve Reed‏@SteveReedAP

Panthers haven't decided whether to elevate WR David Gettis to the 53-man roster. They have until Tuesday, per interim GM Brandon Beane.

barring some ridiculous injury to lafell or smith between now and then, if it hasn't happened by now it ain't gonna happen.

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I will never understand why Armanti is still on this team, it's getting pathetic. And yet, you still have some people defending him, while the some of the same people want Cam gone.

What a fuges up and stupid ass hick fanbase we have.

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I will never understand why Armanti is still on this team, it's getting pathetic. And yet, you still have some people defending him, while the some of the same people want Cam gone.

What a fuges up and stupid ass hick fanbase we have.

I'd rather see Clausen go first.

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Murphy and Armanti ARE having an impact?...Gettis can't be less impactfull than those two...

Yeah he can. Gettis had bright spots 2 years ago. Murphy showed flashes in 2009 and 2010 and hasn't been impactfull. Gettis maybe a fan favorite, but he really hasn't earned in the love yet.

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At least Reed is giving us some tidbits on this potentially impact situation (with our only other legitimate threat at WR being in danger of missing time, and a potential big play threat rejoining the squad to potentially help that loss). Person is a joke.

The CO has articles about how two bad teams squaring off could be a good matchup, about London Fletcher being a defensive iron man, about Meadlock's unique situation, and about trades that didn't happen. Fug yes CO!!!

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Yeah he can. Gettis had bright spots 2 years ago. Murphy showed flashes in 2009 and 2010 and hasn't been impactfull. Gettis maybe a fan favorite, but he really hasn't earned in the love yet.

LOL...have you seen Murphy play this season!? I'm sure Gettis can drop 8 out of 10 passes thrown his way. And Armanti has had 1 reception....I'll repeat it again...Gettis can't be worse. He might not be better, but he sure as HELL cant be worse than non existent.

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