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Joe Person: Panthers aren't interested in Landry


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2 hours ago, top dawg said:

I never really believed it anyway.  It made absolutely zero sense.  I said it before that Hurney wants speed and Norv likes bigger receivers,  and Landry didn't check either box.  Plus, his contract will likely be inflated as juxtaposed against his efficiency and/or production. 

Thanks,  SMarty!

Speed/bigger receivers my top 3 targets imo will be Sammy Watkins/Martavis Bryant/Terrell Pryor.

 

 

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Yes so we won't get beat up Watkins because he will be staying in LA with that trade. Don't want a another Ginn with Mike Wallace and don't want Pryor because he is a garbage wr(one year wonder)!!!! We need someone that can't catch the ball CONSISTENTLY!!!!!!

 

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Joe Schad of the Palm Beach Post listed the Bears, Browns, Ravens and 49ers as teams interested in acquiring Jarvis Landry.

The Bears and Ravens had previously been linked to Landry while the Browns and 49ers are new suitors. Cleveland should have more than enough cap space to accommodate Landry at his $16.2 million salary while the Niners would be wise to add a pass-catcher for Jimmy Garoppolo. The Dolphins were already over the cap when they acquired Robert Quinn from the Rams on Friday and will be in dire straits if they don't move Landry before the start of free agency. Miami probably regrets tagging Landry and may rescind the tag if his trade market dries up.
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