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Two former Panthers drafted to the UFL

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Source: Rotoworld per UFL Official Site

RB LaBrandon Toefield, S Adam Archuleta and RB Chris Perry were among the former NFL players taken in Thursday night's NFL draft.

Special teams ace Gary Stills, QB Brooks Bollinger, DB Mike Doss, TE Jermaine Wiggings and WR Marcus Fitzgerald (Larry's brother) were also selected. Odds are these guys weren't going to get an NFL job this season anyway, so at least they're working.

Former Panthers Drafted

RB LaBrandon Toefield

WR Dominique Thompson

HOW DO YOU GUYS THINK THIS LEAGUE WILL PAN OUT???

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It might even offer udfa's a last chance to promote themselves to NFL teams
yep...especially with what? a 6 game schedule? that's enough time to get yourself noticed. probably wouldn't be good for the teams, though. get into the season and then have your star player offered 3x what you can pay him to come play on the 2nd team somewhere.
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