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Panthers Still Shopping For WRs


TylerDurden

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Thanks, Captain Obvious!

 

Just sharing...

 

La Canfora was tweeting about Emmanuel Sanders visiting the Niners, then tweeted the following:

Jason La Canfora @JasonLaCanfora 24m

The 49ers have hosted a few WRS already and remain very much in that market. SD, NE, CAR, TB been exploring WRs as well

 

So...  Not breaking, but at least we know we're still rummaging through the remnants of the market (aka LaFell).

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Too bad we couldn't keep old man Smith, and we didn't have cash for that burner, returner combination Ginn.

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We aren't getting Sanders and Jones has ruled us out according to me home boy who posts on here that knows him. So look forward to our 3rd round pick being a wide out.

 

lol

 

My cousin is best friends with Josh Gordon's agents nephew. He says we're trading for him. All the draft picks.

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