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Yes they would be receivers but I think no one will disagree the panthers as a team have dropped an inordinate amount of easily catchable footballs. I mean we would easily be near top of the league in team interception if half of those balls were caught. I think we dropped 4 in the ATL game itself.

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If they could catch they would be receivers rather than DBs.

Totally false, rofl shows how much you know. There are TONS of DB's in any facet of football with great hand skills.

Simply covering a receiver is only a part of what being a DB is.

Just like catching the ball is only a part of what being a receiver is.

You can have the best hands in the world, but if you can't get open or run good routes it really won't mean much.

But please continue being ignorant.

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