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Official Panthers at Saints Wildcard Gameday Thread.


Jeremy Igo

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Just now, PleaseCutStewart said:

Bradberry has no clue how to prevent receivers from running inside routes.

His guy is 5 feet from the sideline, and the moron is lining up outside of the receiver. That is a free 10+ yard slant route every down

Bradberry was never good. He’s always been a let them catch it and make the tackle all star.

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Just now, PleaseCutStewart said:

Bradberry has no clue how to prevent receivers from running inside routes.

His guy is 5 feet from the sideline, and the moron is lining up outside of the receiver. That is a free 10+ yard slant route every down



That'd be a coaching decision. Nothing new, it's how our corners have played for the past few years. Nickel and LBs are supposed to handle from just outside the hashes and in.

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Just now, beastson said:

This zone defense. Free agency should be DB's and WR's

Yep.  It's time to build those positions with proven NFL calibre talent.  Enough of counting on 2nd and 3rd round picks to carry us.  It takes too long to develop them.  

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Aikman touched on one of the other things that I really hate about our defensive scheme.

Rivera insists on that same left-right cornerback scheme that cost us the Cardinals playoff game. On the flipside, the Saints use Lattimore to shadow the opposing team's best receiver.

Even if we did have a shutdown corner on roster, Rivera wouldn't use him like one so it wouldn't even matter.

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