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Panthers Sign 8 From Rookie Camp


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According to their Twitter, the Carolina Panthers have signed 8 players from their Rookie Camp.

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The #Panthers have signed eight players following their participation at the team’s minicamp this past weekend: http://pnth.rs/11zbQFF

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The #Panthers have signed WR Brenton Bersin (Wofford), TE Logan Brock (TCU), C Brian Folkerts (Washburn) and DT Linden Gaydosh.

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We have also signed WR Taulib Ikharo (Louisiana Tech), LB Ben Jacobs (Fresno State), DE Louis Nzegwu (Wisconsin) & WR R.J. Webb (Furman).

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The #Panthers have waived WR Trey Diller, LB Damario Jeffery, DE Thomas Keiser and OL Zack Williams.

These players will have a chance to compete for a Carolina Panthers roster spot.

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I'm not positive this is how it works but because he was already brought in as an UDFA I believe he is signed at the moment. I believe this list is guys that tried out and now have a chance to compete in camp and throughout the off-season. 

Correct, Lester will be competing in training camp for our  Safety position barring injury or something stupid.

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