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If Smitty is "evaluated" and not on this team next yearn


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Smitty is my favorite player but if I were the GM I'd tell him, not ask, to take a large pay cut. If he refuses I'd cut him & sign Nicks. He's not worth his cap hit. He's the greatest to ever wear the black & blue & he's one of the team leaders but he's pretty average now.

If Jerry Rice can be shown the door & replaced so can #89.

All good things come to an end.

**runs for the Canadian border**

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There's also what Rivera said earlier today about Smith's future that's added to the mess.

 

NFL.com makes it sound like he was asked to restructure and said no and the Panthers don't want to give him his option bonus. 

 

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000327563/article/panthers-uncertain-about-steve-smiths-future?campaign=Twitter_atl

 

 

 

 

Still very vague. You can spin those comments different ways. We'll find out soon enough.

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When asked on Twitter to this question Bill responded 

 

 

 

Good stuff from @billvoth re: Panthers offseason. Not to freak everyone out, but could @89SteveSmith be cap casualty? http://ow.ly/tQCSb 

 

 

 

 

 

With this

 

Bill Voth ‏@billvoth  2h

 

@Matt_McKenzie1 as he’s long said, everyone is day to day.

 

 

 
 
and this
 
 

@jakespotter as 89 says, everyone is day to day

 

 

 

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Everyone is being "evaluated". Everyone.

 

 

Exactly and while I love Smith and he's definitely the greatest Panther ever, he's just not worth his contract the next three seasons or his option bonus. If he is willing to take a pay cut, Fantastic! If not the team might not have any other option but to cut him. 

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http://t.co/J1acNCn3R0

 

 

Says that Gross is seriously considering retiring and there's a good chance he won't be back.

 

 

Also talks about how Fans need to get ready for Smith not being on the team because he's heard whispers about them cutting him the last few weeks and this weekend. 

 

Yeah the Gross retirement thing is definitely a concern.

 

As for the whispers, weren't these same people a year ago claiming that we were on the verge of hiring Brandon Beane as GM?

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http://t.co/J1acNCn3R0

Outright cut?

That's making a pretty big assumption.

Not that Smith's current production can't be replaced.

I think to many are reading to much into what Gman said.

Says that Gross is seriously considering retiring and there's a good chance he won't be back.

Also talks about how Fans need to get ready for Smith not being on the team because he's heard whispers about them cutting him the last few weeks and this weekend.

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