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  1. Rivera says #Panthers have felt impact of WR Philly Brown. His speed created opportunities for the offense. "He's done a great job."

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    RB DeAngelo Williams was a participant in practice today. Jonathan Stewart was given the day off. #AZvsCAR

 

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  1. Rivera on #Panthers relaxed atmosphere: "We are somewhere where people didn't expect us to be, we worked hard to get here."

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    FWIW, the week ahead of the 49ers game last year felt really tense here. This week, it feels a lot looser.

 

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Joe Person ‏@josephperson 19m19 minutes ago

Rivera was asked whether he's worried about messing with the chemistry w/ DeAngelo back. "No, he's part of our chemistry."

Smfh...

Deangelo has played in 6 games this year, our record in those games 1-5. So our record without him is 6-3-1.

Our offense as a whole just meshes better without him. He's awful in pass protection and his 1 yard runs do nothing but put us in 2nd and long situations forcing Shula to be creative which is asking too much.

If Amini and Chandler were healthy enough to play this weekend I'd bet they'd be starting too.

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I don't know what happened to Deangelo. He physically looks like the same player he was but he doesn't have the same vision that he used to have, which was arguably the best in the league imo. He saw holes well and could cut back with deadly efficiency.

Maybe it isn't him, maybe he's just not a good suit for this offense and our style of running attack, but either way you slice it Stewart and Whittaker (who should getting more carries over Tolbert anyways) are doing too well too give up any touches to Williams.

Deangelo can be a nice luxury backup for the rest of the season, but this is playoff time-youve got to run the hot hands.

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