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When was the last time we knew our starting d line heading into the next season?

electro's horse

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1 hour ago, electro's horse said:

Seems like Carolina is pretty set heading in to 2021 at defensive line

Burns

Kerr/Starr

Brown

Matos....Hands of Fate

And we even know most of the rotational guys. 

When was the last time we could say that? Seems like we've been patching the D line since the mid 2000s. 

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47 minutes ago, WarHeel said:

We add MLB and sure up the secondary with one above avg guy in the off-season and this D gets scary. 

I think it needs to be a CB (the MLB would move Chinn to strictly a S role; a top CB gets Douglas and Jackson off their #1 WRs.  This is a good CB draft.

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36 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

I think it needs to be a CB (the MLB would move Chinn to strictly a S role; a top CB gets Douglas and Jackson off their #1 WRs.  This is a good CB draft.

What’re your thoughts on Parsons? Watched some highlights and he looks like a mini Luke in some regards but didn’t see much in coverage. More pass rush situations. 

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