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Free Agency/Draft Tracker Thread: Post News Here!

Saca312

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5 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

Jesus Christ DiMarco and Church aren't even on the top of my FA covet list right now, and I can assure you the Panthers will make the right choices.

Cyprien is quietly the best SS FA imho, and Kyle is still out there. Easily could land them.

Cyprien over Barry? Lol you gotta be kidding me

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Just now, mjligon said:

I used to play the Gettleman can do no wrong card wait and see approach...to hell with that...we consistently missing out on top players for what reason??? Got cap space...got BIG HOLES....Yeah whatever mediocrity is the motto

Welcome to the side everyone else is on.  Good to see you finally here, and realizing what the majority of us already realized.  

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Just now, mjligon said:

I used to play the Gettleman can do no wrong card wait and see approach...to hell with that...we consistently missing out on top players for what reason??? Got cap space...got BIG HOLES....Yeah whatever mediocrity is the motto

Guess what now? Jags got our Safety we wanted and will now take Fournette, the running back we wanted. 

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I don't know much or care about Barry church

But I know a pattern when I see one.

The point has to come where you stop making excuses and you do what it takes to win.

If you like this guy, then go get him. Its that simple. We've yet to overcome that hurdle. We've yet to realize that players don't want semantics or a great locker room-they want money.

You may not be able to win super bowls in the offseason, but you sure can lose them.

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Just now, mjligon said:

The tired old "free agency hasn't even started yet" is a joke everybody else nabbing talent left and right.

 

WE GOT BERSIN DOEEEE

So, Tre Boston got a sizable pay bump today too.  Just FYI.  HAHA.  

I can't wait to hear the Gettlemen lovers excuses when he signs nobody but shitty players nobody wants.  

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