Carolina Cajun

On the flipside though, Dallas is far more Assault Rifle friendly.

I'VE WANTED YOU ON THE PANTHERS 24/7!!! AND THIS HOW YOU DO ME!!!!! YOU EXPECT ME TO LEARN FROM THIS??? HOW???!!! ILL NEVER FORGET THIS!! EVER!!! THX THO...

pie est muey bean.

I'm sure this hasn't been discussed ad nauseam a billion times before...

BUP BUP!

Don't want. His last offseason showed just how much of an idiot he is. Oh you want a big contract you say, man, sure seems like being a 3rd/4th option in a system with a 3rd year qb seems like a cure all for mental retardation.

He wasn't great last year, BUT, I personally believe part of his down year was his displeasure over the handling of the Franchise tag/contract. I don't think he'll put up the numbers he did in Nola because the offense won't be structured to maximize his potential, but he'll still be very good.

Seattle officially signs their first basketball player since the sonics went to OKC.

I also believe Cotchery will be cut, but I'm not sure it'll be for Bersin. I think if any of Bersin/Hill/Presley/possible free agent signing even match his abilities in the preseason then Cotchery will be cut in favor of the younger more promising prospect. Bersin I think does have a leg up because he possesses a lot of the same skillset that Cotch has, but Cotchery's job is far from safe, and frankly, so is Bersin.

If we got Morgan, I would be very happy. People forget how thin we got towards the end of the season at DE. Ealy showed signs, but is still young, Alexander can't be counted on, Horton and Addison are situational guys, only legit and known DE we have is CJ, and at some point we have to move on from that Hurney contract as well, so yea A good opposite end from CJ would be very nice and improve our defense tremendously

True, but this is what is as fans would do, without financial implications or legal issues, so yea, I actually agree to, he's the best pass rusher available. That said, it's not at all about what will happen, it's just about who we'd like to see, and I don't see a franchise LT floating around, Cobb will be overpaid and he's the top of the market, so yea, I'd probably go with a guy where value will exceed what he gets paid. I and everyone with a clue know it's not happening though, and atleast I'm ok with that.

Best pick of those 3 is Jake Fisher, I'm becoming more and more enamored with him. I'm also afraid other teams are beginning to look his way, if that is the case, I wonder if we'd be willing to trade up a little in the second to snag him, I know I think it's worth it to get a starting tackle for the foreseeable future.

Hah, alright! I wanted him here, but if he doesn't come want to come here, it's not a killer. Enjoy having Manziel heave the ball towards the line of scrimmage in hopes of not getting injured.

Probably the Argonauts, Alouettes or Stampeders.

Eh, Moore is down the list on the guys I'm interested in. He's like Lafell, shown just enough to make me think he can be a solid #2, but never shown enough to convince me that he could even be even a decent #1 in case of an injury. Nicks, Shorts, and Torrey Smith have all shown flashes as a good #1 before, those are guys I'd rather give a shot.

I agree, and Cobb will be better than Lafell, Avant, Legatron, and the dozen other turds we've trotted out as supposed "decent #2 or 3 options" outside of smitty and KB. Cobb is a decent receiver, but he benefits greatly by being made a better receiver because of who's throwing him the ball. Bree's is not the only QB who makes bad receivers look good. Tom Brady has made a career of doing this. Remember Deon Branch? Yea, I might be the only one, but Brady made him a 1000 yard receiver. Troy Brown? Wes Welker? Hell, Brady made Lafell relevant this year. Then there's Peyton Manning. Remember Brandon Stokely, an alum from my school...yea, he made him a 1000 yard receiver. What about Greg Jennings, he fell off the map after he left Green Bay. The ELITE Qb's regularly do this with subpar receivers, and rarely when big name receivers go to new teams do they match the high numbers they had before. I just feel that Cobb with a human QB is about a 8-900 yard receiver, but he's gonna get paid like a clear cut #1 and I'm not sure if his market value will be close enough to his real value for Gettleman to pull the trigger. Just because we're shopping at Target doesn't mean you should pay 10$ for a product that's only worth 5$.

I can totally agree with Cobbs return ability and he does have a good amount of versatility and his shiftiness. My concern is I think he's gonna command a ton on the open market and I don't think his value will match with what the market will be willing to pay. Crabtree could fall to us in price, and I'd love to have him, but he is a guy who sat out for a century before signing with the 9ers for money on his rookie contract. He has the talent, I'm just not sure if with his greed if he'd be a guy Gettleman would be willing to go after. Kearse would be a guy I could see coming here easy as his contract is not gonna be too demanding. I still believe that Shorts when healthy would be a good compliment to KB. Bottom line for Gettleman IMO is looking for players real value vs their market value, the best value that matches what we can afford will be where we go. I really think our big FA signing this offseason will be a Tackle like Doug Free which would put us in prime position in the draft to just go BPA up and down the board.

I know I'm the only one who feels this way, but I'm uneasy in regards to Cobb. I rarely, if ever, see a receiver go from an elite QB and offense like that of Green Bay and recreate the same success. I'm not saying he's not a good receiver, but how many of the receivers on the end of Peyton Manning passes have excelled in other systems? Tom Brady? Drew Brees? I'm in no way saying Cam isn't an good QB, but he's not an elite passer, I'd say he's an average passer and elite runner, and his TOTAL game is what makes him an elite QB. Watch, it will be someone like Shorts out of this Free Agent group that has the most upside in the long run.

The court system planned the court date, not him. I don't blame him 1 iota for sitting at home in his boxers and watching scooby doo, That said, for her to go along with it then, means she helped fabricate a situation over the summer when no one knew that this kind of positive outcome (for him) was an option. In fact, his possible outcome could have been a 3 game suspension plus adding a red flag to his market value which is still there. If this was his "plan", then he is a complete idiot. No way did he make this up so he could get out of playing football this year.

Oh my sweet Jesus...no, I'm not saying this, and no one is saying this, but there was 13 million dollars used last year on a player who played 1 game for us last year. I did believe that when we tagged him it was dumb without knowing this was going to happen because 13 mil could have gone towards us getting competent receivers or tackles. AGAIN, fans have the right to be pissed off. It's like when a kid has their parents credit card. It's super easy for them to go on a shopping spree because it's not THEIR money they're wasting and it was super easy for the NFL to make this decision because it was the panthers money they were wasting.

...except that the NFL had no policy at the time regarding domestic violence...especially one that would have someone stay at home and get paid while not having to play...but I'm gonna go with what you said.

Yup, like he said before he got tagged, he's gonna wait for someone to show up with a a truckload of money.

NFL doesn't owe him an apology, the NFL owes the panthers organization an apology. Why would anyone apologize to Hardy? Dude got paid a ridiculous amount of money to play madden and work on a rap career.

Because we wasted 13 million dollars in cap space last season on a guy who shouldn't have been suspended. That money could have been used on players that could have helped us go further in the playoffs than we did. Fans have the right to be pissed the fug off, but ultimately it will not affect us going forward because he will not be a panther next season.