TheSpecialJuan

Jason_OTC @Jason_OTC Surprised the #panthers redid Motons contract so early. Figured they would wait until 100% necessary as it will really spike his cap numbers from 23 on. 1:15 PM · Mar 4, 2022·Twitter Web App

INDIANAPOLIS — The Carolina Panthers created $11 million in salary cap space on Friday by restructuring the contract of veteran offensive tackle Taylor Moton, according to a league source. Moton will still earn an identical amount, $16 million in 2022, through this simple restructure of his salary in his four-year, $71.246 million contract. He has a $200,000 workout bonus. The contract will be prorated into future years, adding $3.7 million in additional salary cap impact annually. His original deal included a $15 million signing bonus, $49.6 million guaranteed, and an average of $17.811 million annually. In 2023, Moton is due an $11 million base salary and a $6.6 million roster bonus. That is due on the third day of the league year. He can earn an additional $1 million if named first-team or second-team All-Pro. In 2024 and 2025, he’s due a $14.3 million base salary. He also has a $3 million roster bonus due on the third day of the league year each of those seasons. https://www.profootballnetwork.com/nfl-news-and-rumors-panthers-restructure-taylor-motons-contract/

I would be surprised if he wasn't cut

I think Fitterer would listen to offers for any player on the current roster

That was a good listen

Willis has a good arm and is very athletic but his tape this past year is not good

Good stuff

watch we re-sign Rashaan Melvin

Exactly

I like hearing Scott speak

Terrible

I have no issue with this

Marcus Mariotas

sure

True

The Huddle loves to piss themselves off

Good

Completely agree

Romanthony