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Beason traded?


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Sounds like Beason wanted the trade:

 

Joe Person ‏@josephperson 1m
Takeaway from Rivera's comments: Beason wanted to be a starter, asked for that opportunity in a professional manner. #Panthers accommodated.

 

 

oh man, gettleman sure is an idiot for this trade.  he could have at least gotten hakeem nicks, victor cruz, and jason pierre-paul and the giants' first round pick for a guy like beason!

 

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Well there's nothing still on the Panther's site.  I know they probably won't publish anything until a physical has been passed and so forth.   But it still gives me hope as far as what we're receiving out of the deal.  Everything else is here say.  I would throw in an extra pick to land Hicks though.  Beason and a 4th for Hicks and a 6th.  I would do that.

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I think this is kinda sad. I doubt we will get anything worthwhile in return. Have we ever? Just trading away Peppers, Mushin. Beason is still a fuging beast. He will probably become huge in NY. If we do not get hicks Ill just cry. 

We didn't trade Peppers or Moose..We cut Hicks before the season.

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Seriously doubt it.

Objectively speaking, Gettleman's NYG ties probably got us a better deal than others might have offered.

Love Beason, but you gotta realize the rest of the league doesn't view him through sentimental Panther fan eyes.

Well I also think almost any league GM would take Beason over a 7th rounder with a 15% chance of that 7th rounder being even a decent backup. Maybe I'm using the wrong form of logic though?

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