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Shy Tuttle takes pay cut to stay - Ladypanther - 03-10-2025 Prolly looked at the draft and decided jobs for him might be tough to come by. https://x.com/mike_e_kaye/status/1899251374233112813?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA Mike Kaye @mike_e_kaye Re: #Panthers DL movement/Shy Tuttle’s future. Carolina valued him on team and wanted to keep him. Tuttle was set to make $6.5m in last year of his deal. He’s taken a pay cut to $3m, per league source. $500k in guaranteed money. He can make the rest back w/ incentives. I still think he has work to do to make the 53. RE: Shy Tuttle takes pay cut to stay - Hobbit99 - 03-10-2025 (03-10-2025, 09:06 PM)Ladypanther Wrote: Prolly looked at the draft and decided jobs for him might be tough to come by. Tres Interresant.... With the two new interior linemen we picked up today (maybe, probably -- hopefully..??), Shy Tuttle will just be a rotational piece. I think he will do OK like that. He was being asked to do too much. He wasn't equipped to take on four-down play and play 75% of the D-snaps. Some guys can do it. Tuttle wasn't one of them. That's why he failed. He's a rotational piece (IMHO..). I think he will do OK as a backup and will provide some security in the event of injury. -- All of this^^ is said with a bit of a grimace and fingers crossed. I also believe we will add at least one more D-Lineman in the Draft (plus EDGE guy or two..). So, Shy Tuttle WILL have to perform to make the 53. I THINK he'll make it. But I've been wrong lots of times.... so there's that... RE: Shy Tuttle takes pay cut to stay - PantherFan007 - 03-11-2025 Cudos to Shy! Thanks for being a Team Player. I know that's a lot of money to cut, but in the long run it might have been a "take it or leave it" offer. You know that old adage about the bird in the hand and all...
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