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Rivera and the pro bowl players...


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I actually think the Saints will try to franchise Graham as a TE, then in arbitration it will be determined he gets a WR franchise over the TE designation. I'm not even trolling, the guy takes over 60% of his snaps at WR and he is obviously too much of a pu$$y to be considered a TE since cries for a flag every time he drops a ball and can't get off the line if a defender coughs on him.

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Seriously...we may not be able to afford our own Pro Bowl guys. 

 

You think we're going to get other ones??

this.

 

sure it's cool to have some of our guys get this recognition, but what ends up happening is now their agents can say "my guy is a probowler now....get him more money" and it happens every year.

 

when you have probowlers, you have more expensive players which means you have to either let them go or sacrifice other key areas because of more limited funds.

 

it also means that you'll be less able to pick up talented players.

 

ultimately what having probowlers on your team means is that your team is now harder to keep together and harder to improve upon because a few more players are more expensive than they were before they won that stupid little popularity contest.

 

it would be nice if we could impress some of the other players hitting the market this year enough that they want to come here, but we won't have the cap space to do anything about it....at least not without sacrificing more than we were going to have to sacrifice to keep guys here we want to keep around.

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Do you think he gets in some players ears? First of all I don't know how many pro bowl players that are in their contract years but do you think he and or our players get in their ears talking about coming to the panthers because we are on the rise? ... discuss and or bash at will... might turn out good he gets a first hand look at some of them.

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The only problem with that sceniro is that we have none of the big money to offer that a pro bowl type player would demand.However,it wouldn't hurt to start playing seeds now because we should be out of cap hell in a couple of years.

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