5 riskiest Carolina Panthers jersey purchases in 2021
By Dean Jones
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Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers WR
There appears little doubt that Robby Anderson is a popular member of the locker room. The wide receiver fitted in seamlessly to the Carolina Panthers in difficult circumstances last summer, with his previous relationship working alongside Matt Rhule playing a leading role in his smooth transition.
Anderson took this positive momentum onto the field with a sensational start. Although things tailed off gradually towards the end of the season, he still managed to go over 1,000 yards receiving for the first time in his career.
If any fan is thinking of purchasing an Anderson journey in 2021, approach with caution.
The wideout has been a no-show during the voluntary portion of OTAs, which is not uncommon for veteran players with one year remaining on their deals.
However, a recent report from Charlie Campbell of WalterFootball.com claiming the Panthers were shopping Anderson during the 2021 NFL Draft only fans the flames to a possible exit from the organization.
Even if Anderson stays on the roster next time around, another solid campaign of production will see the former Temple star potentially price himself of an extended stay in Carolina.
Purchasing No. 11 is a risky business and might end up being a one-season rental for anyone that goes through with this decision.