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We need Donte Jackson back healthy


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10 hours ago, PanthersAddict said:

Def need Jackson back. I saw several balls today thrown Cocrell's way today that I'm for sure Jackson would've picked. 

Cockrell has been ok, but def seems to be getting picked on these last 2 games.

This probably has as much to do with him not being Bradberry as anything. The other corner across from a shutdown tends to get picked on. You notice that as well as Minshew played, the few times he tried to throw on Bradberry it didn’t go well for him.

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14 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Yep. For us to make a playoff run, we need Cam, Dante, and Greg Little back down the stretch.

Although Daley was not the train wreck that had been predicted. He did reasonably well against a formidable d-line.

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Jackson does some things well and Cockrell does other things well. Honestly I think they should rotate those guys based on their opponent and situation. Cockrell seems to be less likely to be caught out of position and plays a bit more disciplined than Jackson, but obviously Jackson has some rare speed and physical ability that Cockrell doesn't have. 

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4 hours ago, Khyber53 said:

Although Daley was not the train wreck that had been predicted. He did reasonably well against a formidable d-line.

I am remaining cautious on Daley, as our entire pass pro was pretty suspect.  However, for a forced first start by a rookie 6th round pick LT, things could have been a lot worse.

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On 10/7/2019 at 7:32 AM, hepcat said:

Jackson does some things well and Cockrell does other things well. Honestly I think they should rotate those guys based on their opponent and situation. Cockrell seems to be less likely to be caught out of position and plays a bit more disciplined than Jackson, but obviously Jackson has some rare speed and physical ability that Cockrell doesn't have. 

Idk if Cockrell is fully conditioned or what, but he sure seemed slow. He is ok depth, but def wouldn't willingly put him on the field over a healthy Jackson. Even when Jackson is not totally disciplined, his speed makes up for it, and the D in all seems to play with more edge when he's on the field.

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