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Jason La Canfora on the Panthers Future and CMC


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10 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

I would like to see on paper how a trade would work out on paper because that's a lot of dead money 

Unfortunately Mr. Tepper has to learn just because you can file bankruptcy to avoid financial obligations in business doesn’t mean you can avoid “paying the piper” with albatross contracts with dead cap money.

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12 minutes ago, OldhamA said:

Absolutely disagree that we don't have a quality roster - and trading away McCaffrey for pennies on the dollar doesn't make it any stronger either.

poo article.

We're 11-25 since signing him to that foolish contract. RB's are a dime a dozen draft one in the mid rounds and keep building this oline for our future quarterback.

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10 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

I would like to see on paper how a trade would work out on paper because that's a lot of dead money 

It’s going to be 18.5M before March, no matter what. Whatever amount that comes off this years(around 6M) is just less carry over so it’s all the same. It’s going to sting. 

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9 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

Or cap space lol. But we already knew this too

With that said, it wouldn’t be very hard for us to create a healthy amount of cap space

Plus the hope here is that we end up with a top 2-3 pick and use it on a QB which would then put us in a good position moving forward 

Which again, for the 1038494 time. It is so damn important we continue to lose this season

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