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Donte Jackson has been having a superb camp, the McCaffrey 2017 of this year


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7 hours ago, Cracka McNasty said:

I will gladly eat crow if it happens. Liking what I'm hearing from him at camp so far.

By the same token, if he isn't the second coming of Deion Sanders in his rookie year, people shouldn't panic.

Defensive back is not one of the easier positions when it comes to the college to pro transition.

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On 8/1/2018 at 11:15 AM, Jeremy Igo said:

I haven't noticed anything nearly like CMC last year. He has looked like a fast cb, nothing spectacular.

To me, the difference between Jackson and other CB's isn't only in his speed, but how he makes up his size disadvantage with his physicality at the point of contact with the ball. If Tillman would come around to meld the punch with Jackson's play, he could be a top tier player. With his speed, he will likely be much closer to the point where the ball meets the receiver more often than others meaning with some tenacious play, he could be in for a nice rookie year. 

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Huddle: "Wow, Jackson is having a really good camp overall."

 

*gets burned by our first round pick stud wide receiver once or twice*

 

Huddle: "HE'S A fuging BUM! STOP BEING OPTIMISTIC ABOUT OUR ROOKIE CB! WE ARE ALL DOOMED! HE'LL BE OUT OF THE LEAGUE BEFORE PRE-SEASON AT THIS RATE!"

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15 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Pretty much this. Due to the woeful state of our secondary last year, I'm willing to latch onto anything positive regarding that unit right now.

that's the team spirit...go panthers!

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