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Panthers: No Peppers deal, or talks
Charles Chandler of the Charlotte Observer reports Carolina Panthers general manager Marty Hurney denied an internet report Monday that the Carolina Panthers were working on a trade to send defensive end Julius Peppers to the New England Patriots for a second-round pick.
Furthermore, Hurney said he was unaware of any activity involving Peppers and other teams.
An NFL.com story indicated Carolina and New England were hoping to complete the trade some time between next week’s owners’ meetings in Dana Point, Calif., and the draft in late April.
"By the rules of the (collective bargaining agreement), we cannot and have not had any conversations with other teams about Julius," Hurney said in a statement released by team spokesman Charlie Dayton. "Under the non-exclusive franchise tag, Julius and his agent, Carl Carey, are within their rights to talk to other teams about a potential contract. However, at this point, we are not aware of any such conversations."
Charles Chandler of the Charlotte Observer reports Carolina Panthers general manager Marty Hurney denied an internet report Monday that the Carolina Panthers were working on a trade to send defensive end Julius Peppers to the New England Patriots for a second-round pick.
Furthermore, Hurney said he was unaware of any activity involving Peppers and other teams.
An NFL.com story indicated Carolina and New England were hoping to complete the trade some time between next week’s owners’ meetings in Dana Point, Calif., and the draft in late April.
"By the rules of the (collective bargaining agreement), we cannot and have not had any conversations with other teams about Julius," Hurney said in a statement released by team spokesman Charlie Dayton. "Under the non-exclusive franchise tag, Julius and his agent, Carl Carey, are within their rights to talk to other teams about a potential contract. However, at this point, we are not aware of any such conversations."