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Watson Watch Day 4 - The Finale


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1 minute ago, hepcat said:

I don't think we'll see the Panthers ruled out until a trade is official. But the chances are definitely low.

I think attention has moved to pursuing Garropolo or Mayfield.

Jimmy G or Baker would be reasons why this fuging team can’t do anything right. 

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4 minutes ago, WOW!! said:

So will the other 3 teams who don't get him..

But what you debbie downers refused to realize is..

This whole waiting process the team still improved the roster.. Adding a better IOLMEN SAFETY, we depth and a powerback..

Improved the roster and it won't matter. Because we're about to start a Rookie QB, or some journeyman and win another 5 games this year. Yeah, I'm super amped. 

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Just now, hsfolk said:

the only way I see ATL getting him is if they deal Ryan first and I don't think any team will want to deal with his cap situation

Correct. Falcons cannot take on Watson without moving Matt Ryan, it's that simple. Colts are the only team with the need at QB and cap space to make it work. 

It'll get complicated if Atlanta can't make it work. New Orleans requested a second meeting which to me says Watson was lukewarm on them. He really wants to go to Atlanta from everything I've seen. 

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Just now, uncfan888 said:

Sheena is starting to rub me the wrong way. She's a panthers reporter but every tweet seems to be happy that deshaun isn't choosing us

she always speaks negatively about us. She has zero allegiance to this franchise. I do not appreciate her "sass"

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