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Worley or McClain?

Kuech the Sneak

By Kuech the Sneak,
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nctarheel0619 Newbie

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18 minutes ago, CRA said:

Worley week 1 IMO has potential for one of the worst levels of it....based on what he showed this preseason and the stage/pressure of this one particular game.  McClain's level is just your run of the mill type.  The "golly, he sucks, sure wish we had better" type.  Not the break your TV because one guy literally is costing a team from running their gameplan

I agree with everything you stated.  

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Does not matter. They both will be abused. The fact that we even need to ask this question defines a huge problem.

I would start Shaq at CB over everyone the Panthers have. That is how bad it is when they take the field on game days.

Let's hope the LBs can bail that secondary out consistently.

This is what happens when the front office fails to address a much needed position for a team that needs to win the SB.

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52 minutes ago, CPantherKing said:

Does not matter. They both will be abused. The fact that we even need to ask this question defines a huge problem.

I would start Shaq at CB over everyone the Panthers have. That is how bad it is when they take the field on game days.

Let's hope the LBs can bail that secondary out consistently.

This is what happens when the front office fails to address a much needed position for a team that needs to win the SB.

No one and I mean no one knows less football than you.

To say every time they step on the field it is a disaster is a joke. Robert McClain started the Super Bowl and contributed holding Denver to 141 passing yards and 0 TDs on the biggest stage possible.

Darryl Worley has never played a meaningful snap in his career. So unless you can tell the future you once again are wrong.

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2 hours ago, shaqattaq said:

Is Bene back at 100%? I'm not sure if they were limiting his snaps during preseason because he was still on the mend, or if they were trying to get the rookies all the touches they could. If they're not trying to ease him back into the game, he is a better option outside than either McClain or Worley IMO, so he should start opposite Bradberry.

To answer the question: Between McClain and Worley, let's start Worley. Might as well go balls to the wall.

I agree with this.  And we shouldn't forget that we will be going up against a rookie qb.  Could be that the inexperience at cb and qb offset to the point that they don't really hurt us and might even be able to make a play or two. 

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50 minutes ago, NJPanthers12 said:

No one and I mean no one knows less football than you.

To say every time they step on the field it is a disaster is a joke. Robert McClain started the Super Bowl and contributed holding Denver to 141 passing yards and 0 TDs on the biggest stage possible.

Darryl Worley has never played a meaningful snap in his career. So unless you can tell the future you once again are wrong.

Don't let him get to you. We could win the next 4 Super Bowls in a row and he'd still be griping about Gettledouche. 

The rest of us know what we have in Ol' NipShorts, and are very thankful to have competency in the FO for once. 

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