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The official website of the Carolina Panthers.​
 
It is rather pathetic. Then he claims he drew it in 2008....no, 2006, no 2004....he forgets.

I commisioned the avatar when I did TKR in 2009 :bigass:
 
Notice how he rarely says anything? That's how he thinks he's fooling everyone :bigass: I mean with this rehashed "bertshocka" account.

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Carolina Panthers News

The Panthers signed tackle Trent Scott, who was scheduled to become a restricted free agent, to a one-year deal. That adds depth to the line and a player who can fill in as a starter when there are injures.

The Panthers promoted Frank Okam to defensive line coach, per league source. Okam served as the assistant line coach in 2020 but was moved up after Mike Phair was not retained. Okam worked with Carolina coach Matt Rhule for two seasons at Baylor.

DT Kawann Short appreciated that Carolina met with him personally last week when they released him. He told Sirius NFL radio that officials told him “they would love to have me back.'' In other words, at a lower cap number than the $20 million he was due against the cap. The Panthers did that with DE Charles Johnson a few years ago. “We've got to find a team that really believes I can still play after coming off these last two years with surgery on both shoulders,'' Short said.

The Panthers save $3.55M this year, and will carry a $2,666,668 dead money charge in 2022,by giving safety Tre Boston his release with a post-June 1 designation. That and the release of defensive end Stephen Weatherly and punter Michael Palardy, confirmed by league sources, brings their cap space to $28.473 million, according to ESPN's Roster Management.
 
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Carolina Panthers News

Defensive end Stephen Weatherly is returning to Minnesota after a year with the Panthers, where he wasn't a good fit and was released after signing a 2-year, $12.5 million deal.

Longtime Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis announced on Instagram he will retire and sign a one-day deal with Carolina on March 11 so he will end his NFL career where it started. "I will officially be returning to the place that my heart has been all along,'' wrote Davis, who was released by Carolina after the 2018 season and spent this past season with former Panthers coach Ron Rivera in Washington.

The Panthers signed tackle Trent Scott, who was scheduled to become a restricted free agent, to a one-year deal. That adds depth to the line and a player who can fill in as a starter when there are injures.
 
Carolina Panthers restructure Christian McCaffrey, Shaq Thompson deals
They saved $5.6 million in space on McCaffrey, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter, by converting his 2021 base salary of just over $8 million into signing bonus. Thompson's base salary of just over $10 million in 2021 to the league minimum of $990,000 for a player with at least four years in the league and converted the rest to signing bonus.
 
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Celebrating Panthers greats Thomas Davis and Greg Olsen as they retire
Davis and Olsen got their moment on Thursday, signing one-day contracts with Carolina to officially end their careers. Davis played with the Panthers from 2005-18 and Olsen from 2011-19. Davis, Olsen and Newton were major pieces to Carolina’s 2015 run. All three were released within two years after Tepper purchased the franchise from founder Jerry Richardson in 2018.
 
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Carolina Panthers News

The Panthers structured the two-year contract of FA OT Cameron Erving to be cap friendly in 2021, counting only $2,240,000 against the cap. It jumps to $7,760,000 in 2022. Suspect OG Pat Elflein's deal will have similar structure. Picking up the $3.55 million in space when S Trey Boston's release becomes official at 4 p.m., Carolina still will have approximately $28 million to $29 million in cap space. Plenty of room to, say, add Deshaun Watson to the roster if the Texans opt to trade him.

Cameron Erving recorded an 83% pass block win rate at tackle since the start of 2019, which would have ranked 61st out of 75 players had he qualified. He would have ranked 43rd out of 75 in run block win rate in same span. (ESPN / Next Gen Stats)

Both linemen -- OG Pat Elflein and OT Cam Erving -- that agreed to deals with the Panthers today have been with multiple teams. Both also have played multiple positions on the offensive line, so they can compete at different spots. Both are mid-level players who haven't excelled in the NFL, so it remains to be seen how much Carolina has upgraded the O-line at this point.

The Panthers have wasted little time rebuilding their offensive line, agreeing to terms with Cam Erving to presumably play left tackle and Pat Elflein to play right or left guard. Erving, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, got a two-year, $10 million deal with $8 million guaranteed. Elflein got a three-year, $13.5 million deal with six million guaranteed, according to Adam Schefter. With RT Taylor Moton getting the franchise tag the line is starting to take shape for whoever plays quarterback.
 
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