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thunderraiden

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I noticed on Sportrac that TD will be getting $10MM either next year or 2015. CJ goes up to $16MM, Deangelo and Stewart will account for roughly $13MM combined I think, and Smitty will be at something like $10MM too. I hope we can some how get hot and run the table for a SB victory this year, because we are going to lose some valuable pieces soon like Hardy and have to cut or restructure a ton of people. Oh yeah and Cam will go from like $5MM to at least $15MM I'm assuming.

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For the first time in 5 years, I refuse to look at stuff like that before the end of the season.  Truth is, the Panthers team will certainly look different next year due to bad contracts, etc.  And Hurney certainly didn't leave the team in great shape over the next 2 years.

 

But the good news is, who cares right now?!  We are finally in a position where this year matters, and we can concern ourselves with this other stuff after the year.

 

I would much rather be in a position to make a playoff run and have a salary cap mess to deal with again in the offseason than to have no chance at the playoffs and still have the mess.

 

Hats off to Gettleman- he has to be considered for GM of the Year.  This year has been so crazy & awesome, and I'm hoping there are a lot more good memories before it's over.

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