The Carolina Panthers needed a safety in the NFL draft after failing to land one in free agency. They re-signed Nick Scott, but that's as uninspiring a move as it gets.
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The Carolina Panthers are making sure a major piece of their defensive puzzle stays put. On Saturday, the team officially re-signed starting safety Nick Scott to a one-year deal worth up to $3.25 million, according to his agents, Jeremy Appledorf and Ed Wasielewski of EMG Sports.
Nick Scott will remain in place with the Panthers for a third season. The veteran safety is re-signing with Carolina, per his agents (h/t Joe Person of The Athletic).
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Adam Schefter reports that the Panthers are re-signing veteran S Nick Scott to a one-year contract. He will likely fill both a depth and special teams role for Carolina and is now the third safety on the team’s roster.
According to Aaron Wilson, the Panthers have offered a contract to veteran S Nick Scott, who is currently weighing his options. Mike Kaye points out that the team currently only has two safeties on the roster and would be interested in having Scott fill both a depth and special teams role.
The Panthers announced on Wednesday that they have designated S Nick Scott to return on injured reserve. Scott, 29, is a former seventh-round pick by the Rams out of Penn State in the 2019 NFL Draft.
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