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PFF grades from Panthers Week 5 loss to 49ers (Ekwanu and Brown excellent, CJ Henderson horrific)


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16 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

Yeah but Wilks also apparently hated the way the defense was run overall. 

If he struggles under Wilks/Holcomb then I think it is safe to say he isn't a guy.

I would like to see him play for actual NFL guys.

Wilks is a cover three guy. He likes his CBs playing off the line in soft zone and reading the QB to maximize opportunities for INTs. The problem is that we have a bunch of man cover CBs. Like McAdoo, Wilks was never a fit for our talent and was just a resumé hire for Rhule to show Tepper he can get real NFL coaches to work for him.

Henderson is trash and the Jags figured that out very quickly and got what they could get and moved on.

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14 hours ago, Admiral Ackbar said:

At what point will we realize Shaq is a bust. Dude has never stood out except for a few times a year when Luke was there to tell him what play was being ran by the offense. Good leader, average player, not worth 24 mil next year

Shaq isn’t a bust.  He is a solid LB. 

Shaq is following in the footsteps of Luke, Davis, Beason and Morgan.   Solid LB play isn’t what we are accustomed to and for the first time in a LONG time we don’t have an elite LB. 

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