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Panthers free agency: What positions/players are still left to be upgraded after day 1


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37 minutes ago, carpanfan96 said:

Someone who broke most of the signings today before the media announced them is saying the Panthers are trying to trade for Ja’marr Chase. 

Yea that would take a Herschel Walker type of trade.  

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