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I'd have thought the Skins would keep Gardner. That'd be some receiving corps. But I guess the $2M cap hit is a concern in Washington (Imagine--money being a concern in Washington....)

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It's for a 6th rounder. Apparently, draft choices are very good indication of a player's talent and worth.

 

Panthers | Gardner Will Cost Sixth-round Draft Choice

Wed, 27 Jul 2005 16:42:19 -0700

 

Pat Yasinskas, of the Charlotte Observer, reports the Carolina Panthers will give up a sixth-round draft choice in 2006 to the Washington Redskins for WR Rod Gardner if Gardner passes a physical with the team Thursday, July 28. Sources also noted the compensation is also conditional on Gardner making the team's roster. The Panthers will be responsible for $2 million base salary for Gardner, who is in the final year of his initial contract.

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It's for a 6th rounder. Apparently, draft choices are very good indication of a player's talent and worth.

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I'd say his talent was worthy of more than a 6th rounder. However, his salary wasn't exactly cap friendly.

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I've been waiting for the Deadskins to cut Gardner outright. Getting a 6th-rounder was a bonus for them.

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Rod Gardner is one of the more enigmatic players in the leauge. He can look like an elite receiver every now and then, and then like dog crap other times. I suspect he will do pretty well in Carolina. He and Steve Smith will make a good tandem for Delhomme. Fantasy football sleeper maybe?

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Rod Gardner is one of the more enigmatic players in the leauge.  He can look like an elite receiver every now and then, and then like dog crap other times.  I suspect he will do pretty well in Carolina. He and Steve Smith will make a good tandem for Delhomme.  Fantasy football sleeper maybe?

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I don't see Gardner getting much playing time sitting behind Keary Colbert. I think he'll be the #3 wr. He adds good depth to a team who's #3 wr is 135 year old Ricky Proehl

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also this little tidbit

 

ESPN.com's John Clayton reports the Carolina Panthers were apparently not going to offer a draft pick to the Washington Redskins for WR Rod Gardner. Only after the New Orleans Saints joined the fray, did the Panthers step up and offer a pick for Gardner. Also, the pick the Panthers gave up for Gardner was a conditional sixth-round pick in 2006. If for some reason Gardner does not make the final roster, the Panthers would not owe the Redskins the pick.

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Gardner should solidify the Panthers at WR, as they already have Steve Smith and Keary Colbert was solid as a rookie.

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What a shame, this guy was supposed to be good/great. What happens to these people?? :doh:

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