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connor isnt being used in nickle packages

marcopolo

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Dan Connor-LB- Panthers Aug. 3 - 6:05 pm et

The Rock Hill Herald's Darin Gantt confirms that new Panthers MLB Dan Connor is not practicing as part of the team's nickel package.

The two nickel 'backers are WLB Jon Beason and SLB James Anderson. Connor isn't going to be an every-down player, so it's hard to get too excited about his prospects in IDP leagues. Beason remains the Carolina linebacker to target.

Source: Darin Gantt on Twitter

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thats what i do in madden for what its worth. you want the best guys on the field for what you are trying to do. if you drop a linebacker in normal situations it would be the will on madden by default. in last years roster that would take davis out and leave beason and diggs. that made no since to me so i would sub in davis. now i do the same thing for connor. i know that madden isnt real before i get reamed, bit it has a lot of real situations there and that just happens to be where i picked that up. im not surprised by that. connor is just a little slow to stay in in deff passing downs.

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