The Carolina Panthers pulled off a massive coup with the signing of second-team All-Pro linebacker Devin Lloyd in free agency. Fans were still reeling from the acquisition of edge rusher Jaelan Phillips, so this one sent them into delirium.
And according to a recent revelation, general manager Dan Morgan's task was made that much easier by Dallas Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones's cheapness.
Lloyd was the consensus best linebacker on the open market. The Jacksonville Jaguars made him an offer, but it came too late. He'd already locked in on the Panthers, signing a three-year, $42 million contract with a $15.