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If we're really planning on running a lot of two TE sets this season, any chance we keep four TEs? 

 

Panthers will keep 5 WRs and 3 TEs, or 4 WRs and 4 TEs depending on who shows up better in preseason.

 

With the offense the Panthers will run this season under Shula they will only need one speed receiver to stretch the field from the Panthers 30 to their opponents 40. Would love that speed receiver to be 6'5" but those are not easy to come by in the NFL. Cam needs big tall receivers at the sideline and a good sized shifty/crafty receiver in the slot to run across the middle. Cam needs big sure handed TEs to command the seams and push the safeties deep.

 

Your speed receiver comes from this group: Underwood, Pilares, and Brown. You take only one of these guys.

- This is Philly Browns spot if he can secure the punt returner position.

 

Kelvin Benjamin stays.

 

Your tactician comes from Cotchery, Avant, and Bersin. 2 of these receivers will make it. Cotchery is set.

 

Your receiving TEs are Olsen, Dickson, Williams, and Jefferson. Jefferson is doing well but he is near the back of the pack for TEs.

 

The final spot will go to Marcus Lucas or DC Jefferson. I see Lucas being much more of a threat with what Cam wants to do in the passing game.

 

2 WR set: Benjamin and Cotchery wide. 3 WR set: Benjamin and Lucas wide with Cotchery in the slot. 4 WR set: Benjamin and Olsen stacked wide on one side with Philly Brown wide to the other side and Cotchery in the slot. 5 WR set: trips with Olsen/Cotchery/Brown on one side and Benjamin/Lucas stacked on the opposite side. These would be the best combinations with Cam Newton's style of passing game, and the most difficult packages for teams to defend.

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Shula wouldn't take a page from Chip Kelly's playbook & bust out a 4 TE set, would he? Confused the poo outta our defense last preseason...

Prob'ly drunk on miPhone using CarolinaHuddle...

I heard he's going to up Kelly with an 8 TE set

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http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcsouth/post/_/id/56075/panthers-camp-report-day-7

 

 

The Panthers are lining tight end Ed Dickson outside like a wide receiver a lot in a two tight-end formation. At 6-foot-4 and 255 pounds, he's yet another big target for Newton. With Dickson, starting tight end Greg Olsen, wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin and Jerricho Cotchery on the field the average height of the receivers is just under 6-4. With a quarterback who has a tendency to throw high at times that could come in handy. Regardless, judging by the number of formations Dickson is a part of, he will be a large part of this offense.

 

Personally, I like the sound of that ^^^^

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