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Official Panthers Cuts Thread...

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Proudiddy Grand Master

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I did a thread on our successful castoffs a year or so ago. Will Montgomery went on to be a serviceable player for the Skins as well. If I'm not mistaken, he was their starting center for a year or two. Without looking, I have no idea where he is now.

Dave Ball was another preseason standout we cut that went on to be productive for Tennessee.

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I did a thread on our successful castoffs a year or so ago. Will Montgomery went on to be a serviceable player for the Skins as well. If I'm not mistaken, he was their starting center for a year or two. Without looking, I have no idea where he is now.

Dave Ball was another preseason standout we cut that went on to be productive for Tennessee.

 

Montgomery is the one his Panther linemates used to call "Cartman".

 

I remember having the impression they didn't necessarily like him all that much.  Could be wrong... :unsure:

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Poole being cut indicates he will.

I would tend to agree, but also caution that if he had a setback we've got nobody to fill that role. Just looking at the other side of the equation, I'm not upset or confused as to why Poole was cut.

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I know there's this DE we let walk that's still around, I think his name was Julius Peppers? I think he's starting for the Bears if I'm not mistaken.

 

We didn't cut Peppers. And he didn't want to be here. Can we let that go, I haven't looked at our d-line since and thought "gee, I wish we had paid Peppers a ton of money."

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Just saw where the Eagles are dumping the guard they took in the first round of 2011, Danny Watkins.

 

His road to football was an unusual story and he wasn't going to be a starter this year.  He started 18 games in the last two, albeit on a lousy line.

 

Gettleman would know about him from Eagles-Giants games.  Wonder if he's worth a look.

 

He's a little older than most third year guys (28).  Might just be that he didn't suit the offense Chip Kelly was going to run,

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