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Hardy says he wouldn't mind franchise tag


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Hardy talks money

http://blogs.charlotte.com/panthers/2014/01/greg-hardy-contract-panthers-discount-nfl.html

"It's all about the numbers with me. I don't really have an end game to where I want to hustle or play around or play the market," Hardy said. "I want a big number that I worked for, nothing imaginary. And if you don't believe me, tell me what you want me to do and I'll go do it for you. And then give me my number and we'll be good."

"I would love a franchise, man. Add another year on my career," Hardy said. "Get to play football a little bit longer without a contract, another year to be in Carolina to give them a chance to get their fiscal responsibilities in order so we can be here forever like Steve (Smith) and a lot of other guys like Thomas (Davis)."

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Could get something like the Allen trade, very similar situations with him and Hardy. Chiefs got a first round, two 3rds and swapped 6th rounders with the Vikings.

Yep,and that's coming off 2 dwi's. But you cannot allow that type of talent to walk for nothing.
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