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Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan has reportedly shut down trade calls for defensive lineman Derrick Brown with the deadline looming.

Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan has shut down trade inquiries regarding Pro Bowl defensive lineman Derrick Brown, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Several teams reportedly contacted Carolina following their loss to the Denver Broncos, but the franchise has rejected all overtures to retain one of their top defensive leaders.
Dean Jones writes that keeping Brown signals the 3-5 Panthers are refusing to surrender their season while still in contention for the NFC South. The writer argues that despite trade speculation and salary-cap considerations, trading Brown would send the wrong message to the locker room.
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