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Chances Bersin could be our number 2 at WR

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t96 Grand Master

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What ya'll think about stefon diggs as our slot next year

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Looks intriguing. Depends what round though... Do you know where he could be expected to go? I know it's early.

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Bersin runs better routes, has better hands, doesn't drop the ball every other play.. Lafell completly lacks consistency. Bersin is more dependable..

Now please explain to me why Lafell was better for the Panthers. Lafell has had opportunity after opportunity, Bersin came in as a scrub, and showed out to earn the "#4" spot. No reason we can't use him as a #2. What does a #2 do that Bersin can't do? If you can't answer that question..

 

Seriously guy? I did not love LaFell as our #2 receiver, but LaFell runs way better routes than Bersin. As for drops, we have no idea whether Bersin won't drop the ball. LaFell did not drop the ball a lot in the offseason just as Bersin hasn't. For all we know he could get some time on the big stage and drop all his targets. Bersin's route running has looked good because he's going against 3rd stringers and it's considerably easier to get YAC against bad tacklers. LaFell went against 1st stringers and looked better both in routes and YAC. I'm not a LaFell advocate but he is considerably better than Bersin. Cotch and Avant are both better than LaFell in my opinion too, so there's not a chance in hell Bersin passes them on the depth chart if they are healthy.

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Bersin will almost definitely make the team but at best case he is a 4.

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Not so fast my friend.

KB, Avant, Cotchery, and King are the locks.

Bersin is fighting with Philly as the #5 WR. Given Philly's ability to return punts. I think he had the edge.

Bersin likely only makes the team if we keep 6WR's.... Which is not a lock that we do.

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We need to let Bersin make the team first (which I think he will) and then take advantage of regular season opportunities against 1st team defenses before we get too crazy.

 

As for Cotchery, he was very reliable last year and knows how to get open.  When our #1 is a rookie it's probably better to have a guy like Cotchery out there with him.  All of them need to build more rhythm/chemistry with Mr. Newton, so I hope the kid gets his opportunities.  

 

 

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Safety Thomas DeCoud , a former Pro Bowler with the Atlanta Falcons who signed with the Panthers in April, also likes what he sees in Bersin:

"I see a really good diamond in the rough, a guy who can really make a name for himself this year with the opportunity that he has," DeCoud said. "He's another guy with great ball skills who runs good routes and loves to compete."

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Bersin said:

"(Wide receivers) Coach (Ricky) Proehl does a really good job giving every player, whether he be undrafted, a first-round pick or veteran, a fair amount of reps in practice and a good chance to make the team. Just like last year and the year before, you go out there and make the most of what you have."

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"He's given himself a legitimate opportunity to make this football team," head coach Ron Rivera said. "He's gotten our attention."

http://www.panthers.com/news/article-2/Bersin-building-toward-roster-spot/8ab7fbd4-1070-4e69-93db-57e21b289c5d

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