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Jerry Jeudy @ 7


(ATL'ien)CamNewton

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9 minutes ago, BurnHurnBurn said:

Better line wins us 3 more games this season easy.  We finished 14th in rushing, 10th passing. 

Remember how we all used to sit around and say, man aint it great the Lions never gave Barry Sanders any help?  I remember talking to friends about how cool it would be to see Barry run behind Emmitt's line.  Maybe its strange to see where your best player is and try to build around that?  Idk?

That’s just crazy talk.

I mean they didn’t do it for Cam....

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It depends on there philosophy and Tepper's also. It seems like this team is leaning towards being offensive. I used to be against that but not now in this era of football. Its literally  geared toward offense to shine.

But even if Cam comes back in mvp form you still have Luke gone, the dline is terrible and Panthers corners have always gotten burned with the exception of a few games here n there.

I will say though before this team lost all hope with Cam gone and Ron gone they were very competitive.(and even beat Texans and Titans) 

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5 hours ago, (ATL'ien)CamNewton said:

Yeah, if we're running slow developing plays that take a decade to develop ..

Snap the ball and throw it to D.J. Moore in 2 seconds .. big play.

Not, snap the ball, wait for Kelvin Benjamin to lug his slow ass down the field, then chuck the ball 40 yards in the air .. no, just drop it off to one of our weapons in 2 seconds.

Completely negates any offensive line deficiencies.

I wish it were that simple. You cant do that every play. Defenses will adjust quickly. You still have to have a great offensive line in the NFL to win no matter what scheme you run. This isn't a Madden fantasy land

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When your plan is "get open before our line collapses" your biggest need has nothing to do with the guys catching the ball.

That is a one dimensional plan, and the league is very quick to shut down one dimensional plans.  You need to have multiple ways you can attack, and that generally means you need a line to implement those differing tactics.

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I think we have to go defense at 7, that was where we were truly awful last season. Healthy Cam/CMC/Moore+Samuel are definitely sufficient weapons for Brady to work with, and if we were going to go offense at 7, I'd rather it be offensive line. 

Don't get me wrong, from what I've seen from Jeudy, he looks like he may be a generational talent at WR, but I just don't know if that's our best option at 7. Still prefer Brown, Simmons, Okudah, or an offensive lineman 

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I love Juedy.. But at this point I'm looking at 1. a foundation building piece on defense like (Brown, Simmons, Okuada).. 2.The best or 2nd best OT in the draft (not going to go crazy like some here and take Olinemen just for the sake they are Olinemen) and "we need them so bad let's take even the 3rd or 4th guy" crap. .. We got the 3rd or 4th guy from last year and ppl can't wait to move on. Then Maybe look at Juedy or 1 of the top 3 QB'S.. (not Tua)..

I also would like to add a big WR to the mix of "short" fast guys.  Juedy is good but he is similar to what we have.. I like to add a 6'3 and up target to add a versatile skill set to our WR corp..

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4 hours ago, BurnHurnBurn said:

Better line wins us 3 more games this season easy.  We finished 14th in rushing, 10th passing. 

Remember how we all used to sit around and say, man aint it great the Lions never gave Barry Sanders any help?  I remember talking to friends about how cool it would be to see Barry run behind Emmitt's line.  Maybe its strange to see where your best player is and try to build around that?  Idk?

20th in passing

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Jeudy is Julio 2.0.

We would have to spend all our FA money on OL and DL though if we went that route.

Best bet is to trade back for a team really wanting Jeudy and get an extra 1st or 2nd. Like if Miami wanted Tua and Jeudy and we got both their firsts and next year's 2nd to trade back with them.

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17 hours ago, jfra78 said:

Cam will get killed behind this line.  We have to beef it up to give him a chance

While the line needs to be addressed, part of our issue during Cam's tenure has been our offensive scheme as well.  LSU is full of pro prospects every year, and still, Brady had them getting the ball out QUICK.  Know that frustrating feeling we always have trying to defend New Orleans passing game, despite them having numerous injuries to their OL every year?  Their scheme hides deficiencies, and I'm believing Brady's will do the same here, regardless of who we field on the OL.

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