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BREAKING NEWS: Panthers cut Charles Harris, Sign Akayleb Evans (2022 4th Rd/Just waived by Minny)


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12 minutes ago, Dave Gettleman's Shorts said:

he's too busy jogging and watching mahomes run past him

Yea that pissed me off even though I’m not mad at the losing based off what it means he coulda attempted a tackle his job may be at stake soon if this kid sticks or gets it because that effort was atrocious.

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14 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

I mean.....would it matter? He is less effective than Harris.

I asked/wondered because I have not seen him. The Panthers traded up for the guy and he has been less than average. They are cutting guys and wondered if he might be next. They cut Harris and kept him for a reason and not sure I know why. 

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6 minutes ago, thennek said:

I asked/wondered because I have not seen him. The Panthers traded up for the guy and he has been less than average. They are cutting guys and wondered if he might be next. They cut Harris and kept him for a reason and not sure I know why. 

I think he is injured and he is also a guy Evero really wanted for some reason. He has developed less than Efe Obada, IMO.

Cut him in the offseason, for sure.

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22 minutes ago, thennek said:

I asked/wondered because I have not seen him. The Panthers traded up for the guy and he has been less than average. They are cutting guys and wondered if he might be next. They cut Harris and kept him for a reason and not sure I know why. 

Anyone shitterer drafted I would not think long term on for now. We moved off Mingo lightning fast 

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35 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

I think he is injured and he is also a guy Evero really wanted for some reason. He has developed less than Efe Obada, IMO.

Cut him in the offseason, for sure.

He leads the OLBs in solo tackles despite missing games. Evero mentioned he wanted him setting edges before rushing the passer when he was drafted. That doesnt say much but I don't think he's as useless as you suggest. I don't see the point cutting him.

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I like that Dan Morgan has been very active on a weekly basis with practice squad players and waivers. I don't remember the Panthers being this active during the season in the past. I do believe that Dan is actively churning the roster at every possible opportunity. I don't expect these guys to make a difference, but at least he is trying. 

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28 minutes ago, csx said:

He leads the OLBs in solo tackles despite missing games. Evero mentioned he wanted him setting edges before rushing the passer when he was drafted. That doesnt say much but I don't think he's as useless as you suggest. I don't see the point cutting him.

Pretty sure his run defense grades are fairly low 

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