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A glance at how Kurt Coleman contributes to Carolina's defensive renaissance

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Meanwhile Norman thinks its all me.. i should be paid bla bla bla :) 

coleman didn't do anything on that specific play; it's a tribute to his flexibility that he can be used to disguise coverages, which invariably lead to opportunities for other players.

norman's reaction time on that break is absolutely ridiculous and there's no way anyone else on this team makes that play.

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coleman was a huge addition for us and we signed him to a two year deal!

after the eagles cut him he turned down a job with the vikings to go play for andy reid in kansas city, but it didn't pan out. the redskins dropped him in final cuts and it looked like he was going to be out of the league before we offered him a contract.

once again gettleman's ability to recognize talent and match it to scheme in free agency has been a huge part of the team's success.

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That Lion hunt gif where they pounce off the cliff is splendid. I have spent quite a bit of time in African wildlife parks and that is fuging spectacular

where have you been? i'm trying to hit the serengeti next summer, possibly the kalihari if botswana is a viable detour

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