Munnerlyn return to Carolina? Maybe, but not so fast.

[Saca312]

44 minutes ago, CPF4LIFE said:

Bradberry was good, but he didnt even play a full season and was getting worked by Julio right before he took his injury leave. He played well when he came back from missing significant time. Yeah The guy has a bright future but pump the brakes a little.

His second stance with Julio; he shut him down - 1/3 catches for 5 yards 1v1 against Bradberry

[L-TownCat]

3 hours ago, CPF4LIFE said:

Bradberry was good, but he didnt even play a full season and was getting worked by Julio right before he took his injury leave. He played well when he came back from missing significant time. Yeah The guy has a bright future but pump the brakes a little.

Merely referring back to pro football focus' CB rankings.  No brakes shall be pumped.

[TheSpecialJuan]

5 hours ago, uncfan888 said:

Meh.. A guy trying to talk up his value.  Nothing to see here 

yee

[Ace_Aladdin]

@top dawg so is he coming?

[NJPanthers12]

I'd put a ton of money on captain and Peppers coming back.

[Wundrbread33]

CAP is one of the best cover guys we ever had.

 

He is just too short. He was always in position...but got high pointed too much.

[DelhommesTheMan]

I couldn't wait until Cap was gone, now that I've seen him in Minnesota I still don't want him back [emoji111]🏻. I'm fine with Leonard Johnson getting resigned he didn't perform bad at all when he was finely healthy


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[Cpt slay a ho]

Lol cap was great when put in the correct position, the hate is real out here. Don't put him on the outside and he's golden


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[The Huddler]

as a nickel??

 

sign my ass up.. he was the best

[Krovvy]

Captain was amazing at nickel, and should still be. It would go a long way in improving the Panther's pass defense if he was signed. He was also utilized quite often in his final year in blitzes generating pressures and sacks.

Sign the man.

[Mr. Scot]

Looking at it realistically...

Signing with a different team often means digging up the roots you've spent a long time putting down, starting over and getting established in a new place and - if you have one - moving your family (kids changing schools, etc).

Now, if you're getting a huge payday, probably worth it.

Something less than huge? Meh.

And then ya gotta get acquainted with new teammates, learn a new system, probably find old friends gone, etc etc.

Can't really blame Munnerlyn if he'd like to stick where he's currently comfortable, but there are certainly indications he won't be given that chance.