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Panther roster decisions


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3 hours ago, Your GFs favorite huddler said:

Cutting Cash would really be a head scratcher to me. We've seen what Ben Jacobs is and can be, I feel Cash has a much much higher ceiling and could possibly become an extrmely valuable commodity 

Would not mind seeing the Panthers go single high safety with a 46 style defense, Keep Cash on the field as a rover while leaving Coleman deep at FS instead of having a dedicate SS.

Ben Jacobs is expendable now with Mayo improving.

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4 hours ago, tiger7_88 said:

CAP.

But I'm feeling pretty secure about that.

I know people dislike Fozzy but I remember back to the end of the 2014 season

we really need to find a way to get CAP and Fozzy into the short pass game.  They can be big play makers IMO.  And not using that horrible fake double screen play 20 times 

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Will be bummed if Cash and Byrd don't make it. Honestly don't envision either one being cut. Too much potential.

Love Wegher but he's definitely our 5th best running back if you count Tolbert. Could see him making it though for ST if we only keep 3 TE's.

Think we need to keep 5 DE's for depth. Im guessing CJ, Ealy, Addison, Horton, and Delaire.  As concerned about our depth at DE as anywhere else. Hopefully we could resign Kyle Love if we needed another DT. Our top 4 DT's are as good as any in the league.

If Donald Hawkins continues to progress, maybe he could be adequate backup to Oher. Certainly better than Foucault.  Feel ok about the rest of our O-line depth. Darryl Williams may develop into a decent RT but he's definitely not a LT.

Hope we've seen the last of the Teddy Williams penalty extravaganza. Thought Lou Young would have made more of an impact. Feel ok about the 3 Amigos, Bene, and McClain at CB with our front 7.

Hope Boston can become a starter we can count on. Certainly don't feel great about safety, but I've felt that way for years.  Been a long time since we had a Mike Minter/Deon Grant type 1-2 punch back there. I honestly would be happy with a pairing on par with Chris Harris/Charles Godfrey (before he was hurt). Obviously Kurt Coleman was solid in this scheme last year, but he hasn't been a perennial Pro Bowler or even starter for that matter.

Feel really good about QB, RB, WR, DT, and starting O-Line. That's a big leg up on a lot of teams.

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3 hours ago, 15 said:

Besides the fact that I would hate a draft pick not being on the roster, he is potentially one of the best blocking tight ends, potentially one of the most versatile, and I know playing on the field with his fellow hurricane tight end Greg Olsen might do wonders for his rookie year.

FIFY

He really hasn't shown himself as a good blocker or a versitale player in the preseason. Maybe he looks different in practice?

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9 hours ago, 15 said:

Besides the fact that I would hate a draft pick not being on the roster, he is one of the best blocking tight ends, one of the most versatile, and I know playing on the field with his fellow hurricane tight end Greg Olsen will do wonders for his rookie year.

He got his ass beat all preseason. Driven back on almost every block he made.

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8 minutes ago, shaqattaq said:

Lou Young. Especially now that Sanchez has been released (I realize that I'm a day late posting). He checks all the physical boxes we look for in a CB, and has been doing all the right things in practice. 

Lou has been talked up early but the forgotten guy lately. I hope he can help fill the spot that Sanchez couldn't.

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