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Tag Da Kraken

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Some have said sign him long term, some have said let him go as he will demand a contract that will cripple the team.  Was this the peak of his career, most certainly was his best year.  There is no doubt in my mind, that Hardy will remember what this loss feels like and it will consume him.  He will destroy people next year.  12-4 was fun, 16-0 is gonna be sweet.

 

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Our stable of RB's are going to prevent us from doing a lot of things.

 

Tag and trade maybe?  Love to have him, but signing him means very little else in FA.  Means we only have the draft to get WR's, OL, and CB's.

 

Means further that Ginn, Mitchell, etc will get no raise?

 

Not arguing that we'd like to have him, just that $$$ might prevent us from doing a lot of things.

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Tag and trade imo. Yes he's solid but seven sacks came in the last two games mainly against a banged up atlanta oline. What I seem out of Addison and Alexander we got enough to replace him until we can address replacing him full time, there just to many holes on this team to justify giving him the money.

Our db corps is prob worst in the league and our offence is just pathetic, if we don't want to ever see the best of cam newton in Charlotte then trade the guy now, he needs a line and weapons if this isn't priority over hardy and stocking the defence up then as I said we may aswel let cam go! Were a defensive built first team and I'm sick of the Oline/Offense going without all the time

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tagging Kraken, trading 1/2 of double trouble will allow carolina to address the offense.  getting a 3rd for either deangelo or stewart would be great.  And drafting at 28th, I say trade down in to round 2 picking up an extra 3rd.  Now you have 2x2's and 3x3's to load up on OL/CB.  WR is best addressed through free agency.  The ciritical part is wtf to do with Shula.  Just dont know whose out there thats available that would be better.

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tagging Kraken, trading 1/2 of double trouble will allow carolina to address the offense. getting a 3rd for either deangelo or stewart would be great. And drafting at 28th, I say trade down in to round 2 picking up an extra 3rd. Now you have 2x2's and 3x3's to load up on OL/CB. WR is best addressed through free agency. The ciritical part is wtf to do with Shula. Just dont know whose out there thats available that would be better.

Nobody in there right mind would take Stewart for a third rounder he's just too injury prone to take a chance on.

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tagging Kraken, trading 1/2 of double trouble will allow carolina to address the offense. getting a 3rd for either deangelo or stewart would be great.

A 3rd for either of them is a little steep. One's a pro bike rider and the other is aging.
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tagging Kraken, trading 1/2 of double trouble will allow carolina to address the offense.  getting a 3rd for either deangelo or stewart would be great.  And drafting at 28th, I say trade down in to round 2 picking up an extra 3rd.  Now you have 2x2's and 3x3's to load up on OL/CB.  WR is best addressed through free agency.  The ciritical part is wtf to do with Shula.  Just dont know whose out there thats available that would be better.

 

I really don't think we could get a 3rd for either one of them.  I would be shocked if we did.

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Nobody will give ANYTHING for DWill or Stewart.  We cannot give them away because of their contracts.  No team in their right mind would take on those salaries, much less give up draft picks to do it.

 

 

Let's explore the Tag situation.  Don't think we will get 2 firsts, but tagging might get us one first in a trade

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