Panthers create cap space by restructuring Robby…
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The Panthers will not land quarterback Deshaun Watson, despite a long pursuit. But the team has nevertheless moved to create some financial flexibility for the rest of its offseason.
According to ESPN’s Field Yates, Carolina has converted $11.765 million of receiver Robby Anderson‘s 2022 pay into a signing bonus. That has created $5.9 million in cap space.
Anderson joined the Panthers on a two-year, $20 million deal in 2020 — reuniting him with his college coach, Matt Rhule. After posting a career season in his first year with Carolina, Anderson signed a two-year $29.5 million extension to put him under contract through 2023.
But the receiver’s 2021 season was a disappointment, as he caught only 53 passes for a career-low 519 yards in 17 games.
In six seasons, Anderson has 335 catches for 4,674 yards with 28 touchdowns.
Panthers create cap space by restructuring Robby Anderson’s deal
