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jamos14

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What is the deal with Wharton......did he want too much money, or was he not healthy? There has to be a reason why the Panthers did not offer him a contract. At the very least, he would be a good backup.

Read on rotoworld he's in talks with the falcons. Not to say they will get him, but I read it last night.

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Alright everybody; deep breaths. In through the nose, out through the mouth. Good?

Cuts are coming soon. There will be guys there that can come in and be backups. Is it the best situation? Obviously not. I've got faith there is someone (or 2 or 3) that will hit the market.

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My guess is that the team will target Sean Locklear, Frank Omiyale, and possibly Piggy. I could see Locklear taking the vet minimum, especially since he's from Lumberton and is coming off of an ACL tear on the wrong side of 30.

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My guess is that the team will target Sean Locklear, Frank Omiyale, and possibly Piggy. I could see Locklear taking the vet minimum, especially since he's from Lumberton and is coming off of an ACL tear on the wrong side of 30.

Hangartner ain't coming back. That was a strange cut.

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