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Film Study: Derrick Brown.


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15 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Team positional history. Historically, we're very strong along the DL. Weak in the secondary. That's why good players like Gamble and Minter are so fondly remembered. You also remembering all the other trash that played those positions for us. Same with Gross at LT. Yeah, Gross was good but the way us Panthers fans recall him you'd think he was Jonathan Ogden. It's just because we've historically been soooo bad at the position. Gross is our oasis in the desert at LT.

Gross was a 1st team all pro in 2008 which equates to being the best LT in the entire NFL that year.

Michael Oher on the other hand...

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6 minutes ago, AndrewLaskoski said:

Gross was a 1st team all pro in 2008 which equates to being the best LT in the entire NFL that year.

Michael Oher on the other hand...

Gross was very good and more importantly he was consistently good for a long time, but he's not the all time great LT that we remember him to be he just is in comparison to everyoje else we've fielded.

 

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5 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Gross was very good and more importantly he was consistently good for a long time, but he's not the all time great LT that we remember him to be he just is in comparison to everyoje else we've fielded.

 

 

My God dude. Is there any Panther player you are not willing to dis on? Player, FO, Support staff. Is there anyone you like?

 

Gross was an all time great Panther. And one of the best LT in the league for nearly a decade.

 

Is this another one of your posts where you are trolling us. Get over it, we didn't draft Fields. Move on dude.

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1 minute ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

My God dude. Is there any Panther player you are not willing to dis on? Player, FO, Support staff. Is there anyone you like?

 

Gross was an all time great Panther. And one of the best LT in the league for nearly a decade.

 

Is this another one of your posts where you are trolling us. Get over it, we didn't draft Fields. Move on dude.

Think the point is while gross was a great player he wasn't a hall of fame LT, but around here he gets remembered as one.

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10 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

My God dude. Is there any Panther player you are not willing to dis on? Player, FO, Support staff. Is there anyone you like?

 

Gross was an all time great Panther. And one of the best LT in the league for nearly a decade.

 

Is this another one of your posts where you are trolling us. Get over it, we didn't draft Fields. Move on dude.

What I said went over your head. Calm down and re-read.

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1 minute ago, DJ feed me moore said:

Think the point is while gross was a great player he wasn't a hall of fame LT, but around here he gets remembered as one.

 

I think the point is, Gross was one of the best LT in the game for almost a decade. Not making the HOF does not diminish his productivity. 

 

There are more than a few Panthers that have had good to great careers. Not making the HOF does not diminish their accomplishments either.

 

Ah the Panther fan. The only fans in the league that disrespect their own players careers.

 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, electro's horse said:

The people saying brown disappointed perplex me the most since people fell over themselves praising Chris Gamble, who was never better than fine. 

Like what the fug did anyone expect? It was either Aaron Donald or bust.

I seriously think half the people on this site don't actually watch games and are just a CIA op to mildly annoy me. 

There's no need to knock down a guy to pump up another. 

Gamble was really, really good. 

Brown is one of those War Daddy DTs that SEC teams bag up early. He holds everything together in the middle and allows you to dominate the trenches IF you surround him with talent.

If Nixon reaches his potential he'll eat next to Brown. 

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5 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

What I said went over your head. Calm down and re-read.

 

Yeah, you are the smartest one in the room. I forgot about that.

 

1st you state, "Gross was very good and more importantly he was consistently good for a long time," Praise.

 

Then you state, "but he's not the all time great LT that we remember him to be he just is in comparison to everyoje else we've fielded." Disrespect.

 

YOU may under appreciate his career. There are a lot of folks that do not.

 

Like I said. Is their any Panther you won't dis on?

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16 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

Yeah, you are the smartest one in the room. I forgot about that.

 

1st you state, "Gross was very good and more importantly he was consistently good for a long time," Praise.

 

Then you state, "but he's not the all time great LT that we remember him to be he just is in comparison to everyoje else we've fielded." Disrespect.

 

YOU may under appreciate his career. There are a lot of folks that do not.

 

Like I said. Is their any Panther you won't dis on?

Saying Gross isn't an all-time great along the lines of a Jonathan Ogden isn't disrespect. It's reality. He's the Panthers' all-time great. That doesn't make him an NFL all-time great. My point was our views of certain players as a fanbase are heavily influenced by our history as a franchise at that particular position.

This isn't difficult to comprehend. 

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In regards to all the Jordan Gross discussion, I never took it as fans saying he was an all-time NFL great. But that he was still a great Left Tackle for us for years. And many of us would love to have somebody of that quality back again. I don't recall ever seeing him compared to All-Time NFL greats. But a staple like Gross was for us would make a lot of fans very happy. Myself included.

But then again, I can be mis-interpreting everything.

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57 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

My God dude. Is there any Panther player you are not willing to dis on? Player, FO, Support staff. Is there anyone you like?

 

Gross was an all time great Panther. And one of the best LT in the league for nearly a decade.

 

Is this another one of your posts where you are trolling us. Get over it, we didn't draft Fields. Move on dude.

He's done this for years. I feel like the only one who noticed how excessive it is until recently. It's constant shitting on everyone.

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