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The Carolina Panthers and wide receiver Robbie Anderson seems to have a break up looming. During today’s 24-10 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, Anderson was kicked out of the game, not by the refsbyt from the team themselves.
Anderson is one of many players who are reportedly on the Panthers’ trade block as they are already starting a rebuild six games into the 2022 season. Anderson did not seem to want to be a part of the team during today’s game.
He was spotted sitting away from the rest of the WRs group on the sidelines and was sitting by himself.
The team is reportedly actively shopping him around the league.
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He then got into a dispute with the receivers coach, Joe Dailey, and had to be separated.
Anderson kept arguing with coaches and was eventually sent to the locker room by the team.
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The Panthers are open to hearing offers for multiple players right now. After today’s antics, it seems foreseeable that the team will trade away Anderson. If they can’t trade him away, they may just release him, or could do that in the coming days.
Anderson has 13 receptions on 27 targets for 206 yards and a touchdown this season.
Robbie Anderson’s is one of several Carolina Panthers that could be on the move
It seems like nobody’s job is safe on the Carolina Panthers right now. The team fired head coach Matt Rhule after last weeks 37-15 loss to the San Francisco 49ers.
The Panthers are already fielding offers for star running back Christian McCaffrey and have said that they want at least multiple first-round picks in exchange for him.
Other players the Panthers could move are Brian Burns, Derrick Brown, Jaycee Horn, and DJ Moore.
The Panthers are now 1-5 following today’s loss and seem to be a team early on to possibly hoist the number one pick in the 2023 NFL draft.
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