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Turner confirmed out


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6 minutes ago, CarolinaSamurai said:

My concern for the Oline is zero. Why? It's full of backups and anything that we get that's even remotely ok is a positive. Right now I'm just expecting Sack city every week. Aka It is what it is

That's a hell of a lot of hits on Newton if you're right though.

That said, the line performed okay last week.

It's kind of a reversal, because for the last several years, we've had confidence  in our interior blockers while our outside guys have been questioned (even though Oher actually did pretty well). Today, I feel like more people have confidence in Clark and Moton than in Larsen, Van Roten and even Kalil.

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This might be an unpopular opinion but Trai did not look good against the Cowboys. I believe he had 2 holding calls and let a defender go untouched. I also remember him getting destroyed by Fletcher Cox last season. No way am I saying Larsen is better than him, but Trai does not make or break this offensive line.  Larsen had several starts last year and I believe he can do a good job filling in.  

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9 minutes ago, gmonjimbo said:

This might be an unpopular opinion but Trai did not look good against the Cowboys. I believe he had 2 holding calls and let a defender go untouched. I also remember him getting destroyed by Fletcher Cox last season. No way am I saying Larsen is better than him, but Trai does not make or break this offensive line.  Larsen had several starts last year and I believe he can do a good job filling in.  

Can't speak for the prior, but it would make sense if his concussion was suffered during the Cowboys game.

The discussion of whether we paid the correct guard has come up on here before. I suspect the recent events will give it some added traction.

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Has anyone found the play where Trai was concussed in the Dallas game?  Not discrediting their play, but it just seems odd to me when O lineman get concussions since they're not taking headshots more prone to skill position players.  With Oher and now Trai (believe he dealt with concussions last year too) what the hell's going on? 

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How come Panthers players concussions seem to last 10x longer than other player concussions around the NFL? I swear, other teams...player concussion...back in 1 week. Meanwhile for us a concussion is gaurenteed at least a month. I know player health is Paramount. It's just odd comparing to everyone else.

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