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Adam Schefter Just Said The Panthers May Be Looking At Trading For Emmanuel Sanders

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Seems like a shocker, but Schefter just mentioned Carolina as one of the teams who may be interested in trading for Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders.

Edit: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27884683/sources-broncos-getting-trade-calls-emmanuel-sanders

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As losses pile up in Denver, the Broncos are likely to be open to listening to offers for wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders, sources tell ESPN.

There are enough teams expected to be in the wide receiver market in the days leading up to the Oct. 29 trade deadline -- including the Panthers, Patriots, Eagles, 49ers and others -- and Sanders could be on the block.

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Seeing as how we're down to essentially 3 wide receivers worth a damn, it's not crazy to think we should look into it but only if it's a buy low situation. I have to think on the last year of a contract with his injury history and a salary that's not exactly friendly, the asking price can't be huge. Probably wouldn't offer anything higher than a 5th. I'd look at it as more of an insurance signing if Moore or Samuel go down rather than getting someone to take our receiving corps to the next level. 

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