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Same age as Hekker. Based on what I just read on Bills reddit he's been largely average to below average numbers wise. I assume we'll be looking for a long term solution in the not so distant future. Now to see who our place kicker will be.

Everything hinges on his ability to build through the draft so it's unknown until we see the upcoming draft class in action. That's all that will ultimately matter. We cannot afford anymore duds or projects especially in the early rounds.

On paper we've made improvements no doubt. Especially along the DL which is what I wanted. But we have paid a lot of money to do so. I'm in prove it mode with Evero currently. We need progress big time. No excuses.

Considering what he brings to the table and what we were expecting to pay that's a really good value. Nice.

I understand and definitely haven't forgotten our mismanagement of the cap it's become a Panthers tradition. At the same time this all still hinges on Morgan's ability to draft well either way. Let's just hope Tillis involvement in the process is a big help.

I get the apprehensive approach from some people but these guys we are signing along the DL are all young with their best years ahead of them. I like that we're investing in the trenches. One thing for sure. Evero won't have any excuses this year. He's getting plenty of help.

Moehrig is young and has potential but the Raiders let him walk and turned around and signed Chinn who is only 2 years older for $16 million. He's going to have to be really good here to justify the money.

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3 years 21 million that can go up to 27 million with incentives. So 7 million per season. Looks good.

I like it. How much?

He's young he's big and he has a good name. Hopefully profit.

He's young he could end up being a great signing who knows. But in one day we have spent 151 million dollars on the secondary and we are now relegated to signing prove it guys like this in the trenches. We really need a fantastic draft.

After what we witnessed last season defensively I think you're going to have a very tough time selling people on this because the body of work isn’t lining up with the hype. At this point the onus is on Evero to prove his viability.

Looking like we'll be drafting for need on the DL. Not sure a desperate Dan Morgan is a good thing.

With the worst run defense in the league.

I look forward to seeing Darnold meltdown as a Seahawk. All the same good for him.

Secondary is getting help. Pass rush and run defense are poverty.

Oof. I'm really concerned about this Dline.

Well now it's blue balls. Thanks social media.

Alright now I'm feeling damn good!

It was a tough position for us to be in. I'm not really angry about it I like Jaycee. I would rather have him than not. But there is the very real reality and possibility that a contract this size given his injury history could become an albatross for us. There's also the reality that our defense was dead last in rushing yards. We seem to be prioritizing building the defense backwards from the way the rest of the successful teams have. I'll just have to see what we do for the rest of free agency and the draft. I said all along this could be one of the most consequential offseasons in many years. Dan Morgan is going to make or break us for good. I'd certainly obviously much rather he be successful. But I've seen similar stories play out here over the years as a tortured Panthers fan. Time will tell.

I mean it could work out in our favor. I'm not saying it's impossible. I just don't know this is the ideal place for any reclamation projects. Let's rewind real quick about our other trade acquisitions of young talent we hoped to turn into gold. Robbie Anderson CJ Henderson Laviska Shenault. That's fool me three times right there. And at some point if you work in the Panthers front office you have to adjust to reality that if this franchise is going to alter trajectory in a big way it's going to be by drafting very very well for at least a few years. That's just my POV though.

Looking at other teams failures instead of drafting your own studs? Man I've tried to be optimistic about Dan Morgan but this is way too reminiscent of Scott Fitterer.