FA 2007 (finally something usefull from the CO.)

Not to sound like a broken record, but it also somewhat suggests were drafting for upgrade rather then to fill holes.

so the question remains who do you want to upgrade in round 1?
 
hasbeen99 said:
Should be interesting to see how much they re-sign Goings for.

If they do it'll be similar to Hoovers and Mangums deals id imagine.
 
a lot of these guys aren't going to be around this year, much less have to wait for FA next year

Alexander-PS or gone
Beasley-PS or gone
Bergeron-PS
Branch-we upgrade, he walks next year
Brown-PS or gone
Carstens-we can use an upgrade, but he stays
Carter-stays
Cherry-cut in camp
Ciurciu-upgrade needed
Cramer-upgrade needed
Draft-age may be a factor, think we go for an upgrade
Ellison-admit our mistake, cut in camp
Fitzhugh-cut in camp
Gaines-needs to step, but he stays
Goings-how many more guys are they going to run at him? he stays
Grigsby-cut in camp
Hardy-cut in camp
Hawkins-PS
Haynes-PS
Hill-PS
Howard-won't get the payday he expects and walks
Knorr-cut in camp
Leverette-cut in camp
Manning-he walks
Moorehead-possible he gets the axe this year
Mulcahy-cut in camp
Parker-cut in camp
Peck-cut in camp
Peters-PS
Robertson-upgrade needed, stays this year
Samp-cut in camp
Seidman-last chance for him this year
Tufts-upgrade needed
Wilds-cut in camp
Williams-band aid this year, unless he can beat out Branch
Winey-washed out everywhere he's been, don't see it changing
 
This means that when we win the Superbowl next year, other teams will be unable to rob us of our best players, as the core players are all signed. :ylsuper:
 
From the Wed edition;

"Fans who want Carolina to choose Southern Cal power back LenDale White should consider this. The Panthers have used a first-round draft choice on an offensive skill player three times in their history: Biakabutuka, quarterback Kerry Collins and wide receiver Rae Carruth."
 
Wp28 said:
From the Wed edition;

"Fans who want Carolina to choose Southern Cal power back LenDale White should consider this. The Panthers have used a first-round draft choice on an offensive skill player three times in their history: Biakabutuka, quarterback Kerry Collins and wide receiver Rae Carruth."
Three coaches with defensive backgrounds, one of which habitually burns a second on offense as if it's consolation. O skill, while probably a little top heavy for other teams, seems to distribute somewhat equally in its spot alongside OL, defensive secondary, defensive front seven.
 

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