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Panthers Sign Travis Bond, Guard from Minn Practice Squad


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This did make me think, and I found it mild amusing that :

Our LT is our former franchise RT.

Our LG is our former project LT.

Our RG is our former project LT.

Our RT is Byron bell.

I'm fine with this so long as none of those guys spell there name with a Fua.

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This is the move I called for instead of the dumb ass idea of moving Fua to the O-Line.

 

A week late, but better than never.

 

Well, the Fua move was only a one week stop gap from the get go. He was only ever going to play as, literally, the last offensive lineman available. But getting him some snaps and making him the last ditch o-lineman option allowed for the scouting team and Gettleman to scour preseason and collegiate film to find exactly the lineman that they wanted to pluck away - rather than just making a snap decision based on a immediate need.

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Interested to see how it works out in practice. The guy is definitely a monster.

Projects are calculated risks. I trust gett knows all about risk-reward and I applaud him for giving the situation due time to properly weigh all options and pulling the trigger. He could have done much worse by knee-jerking into a wasted deal given the dire situation with Scott going down. Or just as bad, he could of looked around and not turned over anything and stood pat.

He did something right in between and has impressed me yet again.

Action in the face of crisis that is neither reactionary nor is it without all hope for success.

Good job !

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