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Uh oh. Pat Y might just have dropped a bombshell. Get ready for Beane as GM

PantherTrain84

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Say what you will about Pat Y, but he has proven in the past to be right when it comes to "inside info." For instance, all last off season he said he kept "hearing" Kuechly would be the pick when everyone bashed him saying Pat is clueless because we have Beason, we all know how that happened. Well, check out this gem he posted today.

"Like I said above, I think there’s a decent chance Rivera keeps his job. I also think there’s a growing chance interim general manager Brandon Beane moves into that role on a permanent basis."

Yep, you read that right. Now why on earth a guy that is known to have the inside track on a team just make up a story about us keeping Beane as our new GM? Here is the link. http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcsouth/post/_/id/43188/nfc-south-afternoon-update-36

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Say what you will about Pat Y, but he has proven in the past to be right when it comes to "inside info." For instance, all last off season he said he kept "hearing" Kuechly would be the pick when everyone bashed him saying Pat is clueless because we have Beason, we all know how that happened. Well, check out this gem he posted today.

"Like I said above, I think there’s a decent chance Rivera keeps his job. I also think there’s a growing chance interim general manager Brandon Beane moves into that role on a permanent basis."

Yep, you read that right. Now why on earth a guy that is known to have the inside track on a team just make up a story about us keeping Beane as our new GM? Here is the link. http://espn.go.com/b...rnoon-update-36

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