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Do you think this stuff can really give an opposing team an advantage

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It can give some insight but since they weren't likely part of specific game-planning against the Eagles it isn't likely to give much more advantage over film study I would think. But since we are the first game of the year for the Eagles it is likely that this pickup is to aid them in planning against us imo.

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won't need any signals to beat the panthers D. just get the ball to the receivers and exploit the panthers secondary.

panthers front 7 is decent and will look better than it has during the preseason but that secondary is going to be kind of porous.

best chance that the panthers defense is going to have is to take advantage of the weak, hurt, and overrated philly Oline. get to mcnabby and use the LBs to shut down westbrook.

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won't need any signals to beat the panthers D. just get the ball to the receivers and exploit the panthers secondary.

panthers front 7 is decent and will look better than it has during the preseason but that secondary is going to be kind of porous.

best chance that the panthers defense is going to have is to take advantage of the weak, hurt, and overrated philly Oline. get to mcnabby and use the LBs to shut down westbrook.

They won't "need" signals to beat the defense, but it will sure make their jobs a lot easier. The Patriots didn't "need" to secretly film the Jets' practicing or whatever, but that sure made their jobs a lot easier.

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Both of these guys are defensive players, so they're not going to help Philly prepare for our offense at all. But with that said, we have 20 of 22 starters returning, so it's not like there's a lack of game film out there.

I think the big thing Philly will want to know is how similar our new defensive packages are to the ones they ran in Indy. Fox sure didn't show anything in the preseason games to prepare with, and everyone knows the defense they saw will be different than the one that shows up.

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Both of these guys are defensive players, so they're not going to help Philly prepare for our offense at all. But with that said, we have 20 of 22 starters returning, so it's not like there's a lack of game film out there.

I think the big thing Philly will want to know is how similar our new defensive packages are to the ones they ran in Indy. Fox sure didn't show anything in the preseason games to prepare with, and everyone knows the defense they saw will be different than the one that shows up.

Now that's just crazy talk. Have you seen what Gman has to say about that? You know he's always right!!

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