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Panthers have 3 healthy DE left ..street signing time


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Yes, but with Johnson ailing we have only three healthy defensive ends.

 

I don't know that I wanna go into a game with just that.

Well I was thinking Brockel beforehand. Might go ahead and put him on IR. We have BWill and Ogbanana at FB now until Tolbert comes back.

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Coples had 5.5 sacks his rookie year.  That's better than both Hardy and CJ their rookie year, and is better than most rookie years on average.  So far he has a sack and a forced fumble with the Jets this year, but we all know his natural position is DE.  I'm telling yall based on the numbers, this could be another Greg Olsen steal of a trade. 

 

With all that said, who else is worthy of bringing in to help this D-line?  Continue to suck up front, or bring in a potentially good talent for a 3rd or 4th round draft pick in a year we will get multiple compensatory 3rd and 4th round picks.  This is an easy decision to make people.

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Coples had 5.5 sacks his rookie year. That's better than both Hardy and CJ their rookie year, and is better than most rookie years on average. So far he has a sack and a forced fumble with the Jets this year, but we all know his natural position is DE. I'm telling yall based on the numbers, this could be another Greg Olsen steal of a trade.

With all that said, who else is worthy of bringing in to help this D-line? Continue to suck up front, or bring in a potentially good talent for a 3rd or 4th round draft pick in a year we will get multiple compensatory 3rd and 4th round picks. This is an easy decision to make people.

Do you really see the Jets trading a former 1st Rd pick, 20 Gamez into his career? Let alone for a 3rd-4th Rd pick!?

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Coples had 5.5 sacks his rookie year. That's better than both Hardy and CJ their rookie year, and is better than most rookie years on average. So far he has a sack and a forced fumble with the Jets this year, but we all know his natural position is DE. I'm telling yall based on the numbers, this could be another Greg Olsen steal of a trade.

With all that said, who else is worthy of bringing in to help this D-line? Continue to suck up front, or bring in a potentially good talent for a 3rd or 4th round draft pick in a year we will get multiple compensatory 3rd and 4th round picks. This is an easy decision to make people.

CJ and Hardy were 3rd and 6th round picks not 2nd round pluck like Coples and didn't get half the snaps he did. Playing behind Peppers, Brayton and 1st round pick E Brown.

Maybe show the snap count before you try and make this a point.

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Do you really see the Jets trading a former 1st Rd pick, 20 Gamez into his career? Let alone for a 3rd-4th Rd pick!?

 

Yes, just like the Bears did with Olsen because he didn't fit their system.  It's the same with Coples.  I would even throw in Norman so it would seem like the Jets are getting the better deal.  There's no question that the Jets aren't in love with Coples at linebacker.  They take him off the field at times, so they would do this deal.

 

CJ and Hardy were 3rd and 6th round picks not 2nd round pluck like Coples and didn't get half the snaps he did. Playing behind Peppers, Brayton and 1st round pick E Brown.

Maybe show the snap count before you try and make this a point.

 

Looking at the stats, Coples started 2 games his rookie year but played in all 16.  Hardy played in 15 games, but didn't start any.  Johnson started 2 games his rookie year and played 3. (Assuming he got hurt.  The following year he played 15 games and got 6 sacks)  You're right about this overall, but Coples still had an good year.

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