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Panthers interested in DeSean Jackson for the right price...


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I'm fully prepared to go through the eye of the shitstorm, but... who would be more helpful to this team. Hardy or Jackson?

 

Hardy by a mile.  Guy can play DE at a high level for every down, and is what... 25?

 

Our front 7 is envious good.

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Many still don't understand how flexible and creative teams can be with the cap if they want someone bad enough. I'm not advocating for or against Jackson, but we could absolutely free up the cap space if the team wanted him.

Are people forgetting examples like the recent Flacco contract? He's earning 20+ million a year, yet his first year cap hit was 6 million.

There are always ways to get deals done.

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His contract isn't guaranteed.

Give him guaranteed $$$ at a lower number.

I think he'd do it to play with Cam.

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Unless somehow, he is way closer to Cam then we thought and was willing to take a pay cut but I doubt it.

Would you take a multi million dollar pay cut to work with your best friend??, when you guys can still hang whether you work together or not?

No way he takes the kind of pay cut we would need him to take.

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First, I don't think its happening, because of his contract. But if Eagles were determined to move him, and Panther's gave up a three, might they take back a RB contract or Godfrey to lessen a cap hit?

 

They definitely wouldn't take back a RB because they have 3-4 capable backs now. 

 

But they do have a need at safety. I doubt Godfrey would be involved though. Player for player type trades are sorta rare.

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They definitely wouldn't take back a RB because they have 3-4 capable backs now. 

 

But they do have a need at safety. I doubt Godfrey would be involved though. Player for player type trades are sorta rare.

 

Not to mention... Godfrey is an average safety at best making far above average money..

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