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Panthers have acquired Greg Olsen!(Update For #3rd Round Pick in 2012)


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They haven't released the name because the person hasn't been notified yet.

Kinda like notifying the next of kin when they die.

Bears = fate worse than death. LOL

Then it is Duke Robinson, because he probably can't work a phone.

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good, no, no, no, no, GREAT move here!!!!! This is what the doctor ordered. Greg Olsen will take pressure off Smith and is a really good pass catching tight end and if Shockey stays, he will learn from him which will only make him better, this is one of the BEST moves they made.

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One source on bears forum reported:

Here's latest, Bears wanted a WR but told that Lafell, Gettis were off limits. They can choose from 3 players: Armanti Edwards (gag), Dan Connor (broken hip and PUP 2 of last 3 years) or Duke Robinson, the OG that was suspended 4 games for violating substance abuse policy and missed entire year when he blew out his knee.

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