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Armanti Edwards Cut

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By PantherBrew,
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This is just a perplexing position as to why you cut someone who barely plays, when all but Ginn have been putrid this year. You could pull all of them in a hat and pick one then announce your cutting them. He certainly didn't see the field after all the hype we heard about him in preseason again. Who is the determinate of who sees the field and doesn't at this point. Is it JR, is it Gettleman, is it Rivera? It's unclear and their is a power vaccum where nobody looks to be in control of this organization. If this was a Rivera guy, why didn't he play him over other people like he has Fua?

 

We either upgrade AE's position with someone not on the PS or we bring in someone from another team. If we don't then why take someone with 3 years of knowing the playbook as opposed to someone who does not if you do not upgrade the quality of player and just bring someone in as filler. I'm even more unsure the real direction of this organization now than I was at the beginning of the year. One thing after another getting leaked from an organization that was so air tight for years. What exactly does all this indicate about the organization as a whole is a better question at this point. Is there real direction or are we still the oreless boat in the volatile ocean of hopeless despair?

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Because he was better in shorts. When it came time to put on pads, they both ended up in the same place.

Better at something....

I don't expect either to catch on anywhere. QB to WR transition doesn't take 3 seasons

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My only question is what took the Panthers so long to release Edwards. Most teams would have had him out the door long ago. He was another example of a poor Marty Hurney deal.

Can't cut one of the better WRs on the roster...that's just the case.. who did we have that could beat out armanti?

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My only question is what took the Panthers so long to release Edwards. Most teams would have had him out the door long ago. He was another example of a poor Marty Hurney deal.

2nd round investment buys you time bc teams hate looking foolish

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