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NFL.com: Top 10 2018 rookie classes


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6) Carolina Panthers

A ballhawk tied for the league lead with four interceptions, second-round cornerback Donte Jackson is NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger's early choice for Defensive Rookie of the Year. First-round wideout D.J. Moore has flashed Percy Harvin-like power and elusiveness with the ball in his hands, generating big plays as a receiver as well as a runner. His recent ascension to the starting lineup has allowed Assistant Coach of the Year candidate Norv Turner to dip into his bag of tricks, bedeviling defenses with end-arounds, double-reverses and sweeps. Fourth-round tight end Ian Thomas started three games in place of Greg Olsen and may be the future at the position in Charlotte.

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15 minutes ago, RumHam said:

Norv Turner to dip into his bag of tricks, bedeviling defenses with end-arounds, double-reverses and sweeps. 

 

I'm sorry this just kills me that we drafted a WR in the first round for gimmick plays.

It's how we used Steve Smith until he developed into a well-rounded receiver.

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14 minutes ago, RumHam said:

Norv Turner to dip into his bag of tricks, bedeviling defenses with end-arounds, double-reverses and sweeps. 

 

I'm sorry this just kills me that we drafted a WR in the first round for gimmick plays.

 

    Yeah, because everyone knows gimmick yards don't really count. I mean, c'mon man. I bet if there were awards for how you move the ball down the field, you'd be all over this.

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16 minutes ago, RumHam said:

Norv Turner to dip into his bag of tricks, bedeviling defenses with end-arounds, double-reverses and sweeps. 

 

I'm sorry this just kills me that we drafted a WR in the first round for gimmick plays.

We drafted a raw WR for YAC potential and the ability to improve. We are using him in the ways he is ready to contribute in the interim and there is nothing wrong with that. 

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2 hours ago, RumHam said:

Norv Turner to dip into his bag of tricks, bedeviling defenses with end-arounds, double-reverses and sweeps. 

 

I'm sorry this just kills me that we drafted a WR in the first round for gimmick plays.

Because that’s the only thing Moore will ever be able to do... 

trade him for a sack of potatoes

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