CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Ten takeaways from Tuesday’s season wrap-up interviews with Carolina Panthers head coach Ron Rivera and general manager Dave Gettleman:
Josh Norman could get tagged: Gettleman wouldn’t say keeping the Pro Bowl cornerback was his top priority, but he admitted the “franchise tag’’ is an option he would consider. The projected value of the tag for a cornerback is about $13.8 million. The Panthers currently are $5.1 million under the cap, which will jump from $143.28 million in 2015 to between $150 and $153.8 million. Gettleman also reminded that no team is one player from winning the Super Bowl. But you got the feeling the organization will do what it can to keep Norman. As…
