Who is the hardest hitter on the Panther defense?

[TheRumGone]

the kraken by far

 

then TD

[XClown1986]

This shouldn't even be a question. Thomas Davis.

[Mr. Scot]

Hardy's hit on Carson Palmer was just brutal.

 

Charles Johnson and Star Lotulelei have had a couple of 'freight train' moments too.

[ShrewdNewt]

Godfrey can lay some wood

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[frash.exe]

Ask that former raiders current cardinals qb

Carson Palmer sneezes and cracks three ribs

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

Chris Harris packed a punch. I know he pretty much ended Cadillac Williams' career.

I also remember him laying a hit on Fred Taylor that sent the ball damn near 20 yards in the air.

[Mr. Scot]

I believe he also was the one that ruptured Simms' spleen.

 

That was Al Wallace.

[Razeyfingers]

Ahhhh I love this subject.

 

Welp K=mv^2 and all I can say is that if acceleration is the variable thats squared then thats the more important of the two. That being said, the more mass you have, the more potential to do damage you have. A player doesnt have as much control over mass as they do speed. I mean, if you weigh 250 lbs youre not going to all of sudden jump up to 280 and still be able to play mlb. Youre going to try and get faster while maintaining your mass.

 

All that being said theres more than two variables that you have to consider. It is flat out CRAZY to fly at high speeds when youre that big (250+). You dont need to nor encounter the scenario often where you would want pop somebody going that fast and running in the opposite direction. Thats why Hardy on kick offs was genius. Every guy on that side was crappin bricks that he was gonna be the one to get destroyed. Hardy is one of the few guys thats crazy enough to pop someone at full speed for his size.

 

The Kraken is who Id take number 1 but I'd say TD number 2. They both play like theyre invincible.

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

That was Al Wallace.

Ahh my mistake.

[Mr. Scot]

Ahh my mistake.

 

Easy one to make.

 

I'd say Wallace still has the distinction of best nickname in Panther history ("the Principal") though I'm sure most these days would give that spot to "The Kraken" :lol:

 

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

I saw that someone mentioned Harper and that's actually not a bad answer even though his hits aren't always within the boundaries of the game.

He also takes his fair share of hits, I remember when Brandon Jacobs ran over his ass a few years back.

[The Huddler]

I think he means BEFORE the end of the play.

However if this is about post whistle hits: Harper

Harper will grow on folks here. In time..

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Thomas "the decapitator" Davis

[Cape Fear Cat]

I think TD still holds the crown, but I gotta say I've been impressed not only with Keek's technical tackle perfection, but also with the smacks he lays on opponents s a result of it. Kracken is an honorable mention, because i don't think he hits unusually hard as much as he just smothers his target. However, there have been instances (Carson Palmer a couple of years ago, for instance) when he lays the wood, too.