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Official Panthers at Saints GameDay Thread

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Just now, Michael G said:

The Saints are playing more man now. Filling the box to stop the run. Most teams would take a shot downfield at this point. If we can't or don't it will be a long game from here on out for us.

Would be nice if any of our receivers could get open with one on one coverage 

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4 minutes ago, T-Wazzle said:

Did I hear Millen say that the horsecollar wasn't called cause it's on a qb  in the pocket? 

What??

Horse collar/back of the pads has always been legal on a QB in the pocket. Once they're outside of it the rule kicks in. Rationale behind it is that the real danger of a horse collar comes when applied to a running ballcarrier whose legs get caught. 

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