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Cotchery a panther

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By dugbug,
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from rotowerld:

 

 

 

The deal includes a $2.25 million signing bonus, and pays Cotchery a total of $3.5 million in 2014. The final four years almost certainly exist for the sole reason of spreading out Cotchery's cap hit, which shows how truly dire Carolina's cap situation is. For the moment, Cotchery is Carolina's No. 1 receiver.
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carolinarolls Newbie

carolinarolls

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Hard to find an available guy coming off a better season that can definitely make plays AND serve as a role model for the obviously young staff we will have in camp this year working out at WR.

 

Its a two bird-one stone move IMO.  

 

Guy made some sick catches last year, is a huge threat on he goal line despite his size, and is coming off a huge year overall.  He's athletic, mature, not a spotlight guy, still has some wheels and can take it to the house on practically every play based on last year.

 

He's been buried in some bad spots over a lot of his career but he broke out last year in the absence of Miller and Wallace.

 

I am pleased.  This is a quality move in a league where true quality at an affordable price is not so easy to acquire.

 

Keep it up Gett!!

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He's an upgrade over Lafell, that's for sure.

and cheaper...

Signing Bonus

$3M - LaFell from New England

$2.25M - J-Co from Carolina

2014:

$1M - LaFell from New England

$1.25M - J-Co from Carolina

2015:

$2.2M - LaFell from New England

$1.45M - J-Co from Carolina

2016:

$2.8M - LaFell from New England

$1M - J-Co from Carolina

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