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REPORT: Panthers highly unlikely to trade DJ Moore


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14 minutes ago, Snake said:

If we are offered a high first or multiple picks he should be shipped. 

That’s how you become the lions, we need to add talent to what we have to become more competitive. Once we focus on the offense we should become a contender because our defense has been strong enough the last few years it’s specifically offensive play that has held us back from going where we need to be.

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1 hour ago, trucpfan said:

That’s how you become the lions, we need to add talent to what we have to become more competitive. Once we focus on the offense we should become a contender because our defense has been strong enough the last few years it’s specifically offensive play that has held us back from going where we need to be.

Hate to tell you but we ain't as good as the lions. 🤷‍♂️

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20 hours ago, onmyown said:

the panthers have zero cap an just came off the worst span in franchise history, not a super bowl run

have to clear it up somehow, imagine wanting to keep burns with zero cap, tough decisions have to be made, that played in to cmc thing more than people realize

i don’t think it’s a guarantee but DJ can be replaced with a competent GM, DJ has some clutch plays, and a lot of garbage time (not his fault) but we would do better with a wr that can block and also make plays in the red zone

only thing I’m worried about is that Moore is really the only competent receiver as of now, like there is poo beyond him so for that reason they’re probably rethinking it over and over because from other angles it makes a lot of sense

Rhule AND Fit really fuged this franchise up more than any span with Hurney, if he is still here at the end of the season I will be surprised even by Tepper dumbassery standards

This is not true.. They will have moderate cap next year and 2024 will be a 100+ million cap room..

https://overthecap.com/salary-cap/carolina-panthers

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I like Moore and I would prefer we keep him but I don’t understand why so many act like he’s some superstar WR.  He’s probably a top 20 but that could be argued.  He’s definitely not a top 10.  He’s never taken over a game, I’m pretty sure he’s never scored a TD two weeks in a row, rarely blocks and he’s not a red zone threat.  He’s a good WR but if a team offers a first round and something else I think you have to trade him.  It’s not that hard to find a WR who can get garbage yards and score 4 TD’s a season…..

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