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11 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

Grade: 72.5(8th of 36 in C)

Pass Block Grade: 78.0(7th of 35 in C)

Run Block Grade: 66.8(19th of 36 in C)

Best overall game this year: Week 5 @ATL(90.0)

Best passing blocking performance this year: Week 1 @LV(85.2)

Best run blocking performance this year: Week 5 @ATL(90.5)

Worst passing blocking performance this year: Week 2 @TB(32.2)

Worst run blocking performance this year: Week 7 @NO(53.6)

Allowed on season: 1 Sack, 1 QB Hit, 5 QB Hurries, 7 QB Pressures on 485 pass blocking snaps.

Can’t be right. Mr. Scot all season has said the offensive line sucks. 

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9 hours ago, top dawg said:

I wonder about Marquise Haynes' grades on his limited snap count.

Overall(49.9 - 102nd out of 106), Run Defense(52.7 - 82nd of 107), Tackling(37.5), Pass Rush(49.3 - 100th of 102), Coverage(62.4 - 15th of 34)

2 QB Hits, 6 QB Hurries, 3 Missed Tackles, 7 Stops

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5 hours ago, TreadmillTrackstar said:

Basically this is on a 1-100 scale I take it? If so I'm curious to see who the lowest graded Panther is on that scale. I of course have my theories but it is interesting to see their grades and scores according to this site.

The lowest graded player is Tahir Whithead who is rated 29.1. 

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2 hours ago, nctarheelreincarnated said:

Can’t be right. Mr. Scot all season has said the offensive line sucks. 

This is actually one of the best pass blocking performances we have had as an OL unit in a few years by at least a couple of measures. All the metrics and stats don't necessarily agree on that, obviously. 

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3 hours ago, BrianS said:

I wonder if this is the source of TB's seeming unwillingness to throw to DJ.  When you look at it that way, six of his eight INT's came throwing to DJ.  

suggests to me that he and Bridgewater were not on the same page.

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13 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

D. Jackson: Overall(56.4), Run Defense(54.7), Tackling(37.7), Coverage(57.7); Allowed: 70.3% Rec, 11.3 Yds/Rec, 74 YAC, 3 TD, 3 INT, 3 PBU, 87.1 QB Rating, 5 Penalties  Hard to say much (toe injury) but this is not good--70% allowed? 

J. Bradberry: Overall(74.7), Run Defense(64.8), Tackling(28.6), Coverage(75.3); Allowed: 55.9% Rec, 10.4 Yds/Rec, 130 YAC, 3 TD, 3 INT, 12 PBU, 68.7 QB Rating, 3 Penalties

R. Douglas: Overall(63.7), Run Defense(61.0), Tackling(64.1), Coverage(64.3); Allowed: 61.4% Rec, 10.9 Yds/Rec, 144 YAC, 2 TD, 0 INT, 7 PBU, 92.9 QB Rating, 4 Penalties This is  NOT great, but decent.

C. Elder: Overall(69.0), Run Defense(74.0), Tackling(78.4), Coverage(68.9); Allowed: 66.7% Rec, 8.9 Yds/Rec, 127 YAC, 1 TD, 0 INT, 3 PBU, 90.9 QB Rating, 0 Penalties  Been saying it all year---our best CB this season.

T. Boston: Overall(49.2), Run Defense(56.7), Tackling(59.2), Coverage(46.2); Allowed: 64.1% Rec, 10.0 Yds/Rec, 86 YAC, 3 TD, 0 INT, 2 PBU, 108.0 QB Rating, 0 Penalties  No penalties might be his best stat--hard to get a penalty if you don't tackle or hit anyone.  This is pathetic.

 

Shaq Thompson: Overall(53.8 - 46th of 86), Run Defense(64.4 - 16th of 87), Pass Rush(54.4 - 25th of 37), Coverage(47.2 - 55th of 74)  One of the highest paid LBs in the NFL.  Nice work Marty.  He is average.

Jeremy Chinn: Overall(60.5), Run Defense(54.4), Tackling(48.5), Pass Rush(59.8), Coverage(63.6). They also have him with 16 missed tackles. Weeks 1-3 all bad grades, 4-5 decent, the 4 of his last six games had really good grades. By their measures, he has been improving dramatically. A player.

 

Derrick Brown: Overall(56.3), Run Defense(53.9), Tackling(41.2), Pass Rush(71.3), Coverage(65.2). 7 QB Hit, 17 Hurries, 2 Batted Passes, 3 Missed Tackles, 19 Stops, 9 Penalties. Game grades range from completely dominant to absolutely awful. I suspect that is why his overall grade is so middling.  I think he is making a difference. These stats are when being doubled most of the time.

PJ Walker: Overall(58.3), Passing(58.6), Running(62.6), Fumbling(80.5)

Paradis 2020: 72.5; 2019: 63.4(career low)  Paradis has improved, but is still not worth his contract. 

Taylor Moton: Overall(82.6), Pass Block(79.3), Run Block(77.4), 2 Penalties, 2 Sacks, 0 Hits, 10 QB Hurries, 12 QB Pressures  Pay the man, Marty.  Why is this hard?

 

What do you want from the WR's?

 

 

My scholarly wisdom in the form of unsolicited comments in bold above.  My prognosis below.  You are all welcome. 

Heading into the draft, I say this: 

Round 1:  We must get a QB.

Round 2:  Get a LT, even if he is a bit raw.

Round 3:  CB.  I know.  Third round CB?  But there are some players with potential who might be there.  Pride can continue to develop, Douglas is average on a good day, and Elder has stepped up. I think there are going to be some good zone CBs in the draft during the early third round.

Round 4:  We really need a MLB, but running the big nickel, he is only on the field 2 downs--unless you had a Luke, then you would sit someone else.  I think there are some stud 2 down MLB (lacking the pass coverage the Tampa 2 requires, which is not the case in Carolina now).  So MLB can possible wait until round 4.  My favorite is Nate Landman from Colorado, one of the best hitters I have seen in a while.  He is not great in coverage, but he can probably hold his own--just can't cover the seams through the safety as he would need to do in tampa 2.  He was a high school TE and had 500+ yards on nearly 40 catches, so he has hands and athleticism, one might assume.

If Carter's play continues to equal Thompson's, I have no qualms about making Thompson a post june 1 cut and moving Carter to that spot and playing a 2-down stud MLB. 

Round 5: There should be a lot of guards and developmental centers on the board here.  Take one.

Round 6 and 7:  Think about the positions where we have rotations and need a 4th player on the depth chart--DT comes to mind. 

Maybe a Kicker, to give Duck Dynasty on steroids some comp.

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15 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

Oh Greg Little... I had such high hopes when he drafted a LT early...

I wonder if we've even tried moving him to guard? We've been needy in that position, and we have Little for 2 more years on the cheap. We might as well get something out of him. Maybe in the off season...

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19 minutes ago, shaqattaq said:

I wonder if we've even tried moving him to guard? We've been needy in that position, and we have Little for 2 more years on the cheap. We might as well get something out of him. Maybe in the off season...

That doesn't always translate. I think he just sucks and is another Hurney and Rivera bust. 

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7 minutes ago, Snake said:

That doesn't always translate. I think he just sucks and is another Hurney and Rivera bust. 

Basically this. We all trust this staff a lot more than the last staff in terms of player development and this is two consecutive staffs that have decided he is not a guard. I think that speaks volumes.

I think he had red flags in terms of nastiness and motivation coming into the league and that doesn't appear to be wrong. 

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11 minutes ago, AU-panther said:

How does Kerr compare to Brown?

Also , where do Teddy and Cam rank overall among QBs?

Brown: Overall(56.3 - 92nd of 127), Run Defense(53.9 - 92nd of 137), Tackling(41.2), Pass Rush(71.3 - 28th of 112), Coverage(65.2 - 6th of 30). 24 QB Pressures, 0 Sacks, 7 QB Hits, 17 QB Hurries, 2 Batted Passes, 3 Missed Tackles, 0 FF, 19 Stops, 9 Penalties

Kerr: Overall(84.9 - 11th of 127), Run Defense(76.2 - 14th of 137), Tackling(76.5), Pass Rush(81.1 - 9th of 112), Coverage(60.0). 16 QB Pressures, 3 Sacks, 6 QB Hits, 7 QB Hurries, 2 Batted Passes, 0 Missed Tackles, 11 Stops, 1 FF, 1 Penalty

 

Teddy: 25th of 39

Cam: 17th of 39

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