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PANTHERS INACTIVES: OG Andrew Norwell, S Dean Marlowe, WR Kevin Norwood, RB Brandon Wegher, RB Cameron Artis-Payne, DT Dwan Edwards, WR Brenton Bersin.

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Decision to sit DT Dwan Edwards another week in part because Kyle Love is playing well and in part to give the ankle another week. Panthers sitting Brenton Bersin means QB Joe Webb will be the fifth receiver.

 

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I got nervous when it sounded like J Stew had gone down with an injury...

Granted Tolbert has been playing well, and Fozzy was active (though he seems to be invisible... did he have any reps?  I haven't checked the stat sheet yet today)... so it probably wouldn't have been a disaster.  But I really wish we'd give CAP some reps.  Feel a bit like a broken record, but I think CAP needs the experience and we need to be careful to keep Stew healthy for the home-stretch and post-season...

But with Daryl Williams now healthy, and maybe Dwan ready to come back against Skins, and CJ almost ready to come back (Dallas)... it becomes a bigger and bigger challenge to activate many of the rookies and players with few snaps.   A nice problem to have I guess, but it would be so nice for them to get more experience.

 

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12 minutes ago, ladypanther said:

This team is 9-0. I am going to trust the coaches know what they are doing.

Oh, definitely.  I don't mean to criticize.  Just wishing we could have all 53 players active on gameday!  I hate having to have guys on the roster sit on the bench all season, and game experience is so much more important than practice.  (Exhibit A: Devin Funchess...)

I'm just surprised CAP hasn't gotten some snaps, but of course thrilled Stew has stayed healthy and is pounding out the yards in an incredible way.

 

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