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Josh Norman, Robert McClain, Cortland Finnegan, Lou Young, Teddy Williams


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7 minutes ago, Bogart said:

I got to admit I'm a tad bit concerned with the injuries to the secondary right now.   The secondary coach is going to earn his money trying to get these new guys up to speed as soon as possible. 

Speaking of our secondary/Assistant Head Coach Steve Wilks, if anyone hasn't read his bio and accomplishments with the Panthers, it should provide some comfort. Mr. Wilks knows his stuff. http://www.panthers.com/team/coaches/steve-wilks/7bb29f80-20fd-4675-92b1-39f9636cc275

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3 minutes ago, caatfan said:

Speaking of our secondary/Assistant Head Coach Steve Wilks, if anyone hasn't read his bio and accomplishments with the Panthers, it should provide some comfort. Mr. Wilks knows his stuff.

Yeah I know who he is, great coach and they are lucky to have him.  He still has a tall order ahead of him and there's only so much he can do.  Here's to hoping he can get the best from these guys to keep it together for the rest of this magical run they are on.

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15 minutes ago, Bogart said:

Yeah I know who he is, great coach and they are lucky to have him.  He still has a tall order ahead of him and there's only so much he can do.  Here's to hoping he can get the best from these guys to keep it together for the rest of this magical run they are on.

I didn't intend my post as a response to yours, just used your mention as a lead in. They can't work miracles but the pass D is in pretty good hands with McDermott and Wilks. 

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6 hours ago, VerticalThreat said:

 

That's kind of what I was thinking, you lose Hardy, but Josh Norman is now JNo. Luke is light years better in coverage. add Shaq, KK and Star on DL. I think we're at least as good overall with what we have. This is going to be a don't let them get behind you scheme, I'd guess. I remember in 2013, we'd give up yards, but once we got you on the short field in the red zone we were able to play our game and not allow points. 

We're getting our pass rush from inside and running stunts with TD and Luke with run-support from Roman, Coleman, Klein and Shaq. 

Totally different schematics and CJ is still kicking off the dust. Kyle Love, Dwan and Mario are getting good penetration as well. 

The good thing about the inside Rush is that the better teams we are going to play have pocket passers unless we run into the Seahawks again, but we've seen them enough to know how to play them and we'll have homefield advantage to show off our 12th man. 

With our sideline-to-sideline LBers, dink and dunk isn't going to get it done and I feel pretty confident in our offense's ability to score in bunches.

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1 minute ago, General_Purr said:

Call Victor Hampton he'd be down.

I want to know how the CB plays out next year. Do we let semi crazy Norman go and save the big bucks? Draft and see what to do in FA? 

I was just thinking about this exact dilemma. I mean, how many teams even have a lock-down corner? Not many I'd wager, and it's looking like we are building more with the trenches and on our passing/rushing game. 

Truth is, we need DBs across the board and with KB coming back, our passing game should be even more dominant. 

Roman will be gone, CJ could be cut and we're gonna be looking to lock-up Star and Short for the long-term. 

I feel 100% confident we're gonna look to tag JNo for the next 2-seasons and will be drafting our future defensive backfield for the future along with trying to upgrade wherever we can through the draft and picking-up cheap vets wherever we can to help bring-along our youngsters.

that seems to be the blue-print anyway. 

Theres no rush in trying to improve our OL/WR or LBs as we are set there. 

Maybe we draft another DE to bring-along? I just figure we'll be looking to sell high and buy low as far as our DBs go, knowing that our personnel can get it done.

im of the policy "if it ain't broke, then don't fix it. Despite all our injuries, we're still undefeated and definitely diverse enough to add whatever wrinkles in the offense we can implement and we still haven't seen what our offense is truly capable of while KB is on the mend and Funchess is raw with still a ton of upside. 

Whatever happens, as long as we have our core-intact and continue to improve on our weaknesses, I'm excited as I can be about our team as a whole for the foreseeable future.

 

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God you guy's are a bunch of scary bitches. Our team is not a hand full of players.  We win because we play as a team not because we have elite talent. poo we have not even lost a game this year and the fuging cards are going to beat us????  Palmer has not even won a playoff game and they have only faced one playoff legit  team this season. This is our year and next man fuging up.  

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