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The Panthers STILL need WR help.


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Normally, year 3 for a WR is the breakout year.

But also, a WR is usually the EASIEST postion to hit the ground running in.

I'm worried about him.

You mean RB is the easiest- WR's normally take a couple of seasons to develop for a reason. I like Jarrett and thought he played well, Jake rarely goes that far in his progressions. Jarrett will play a bigger role next year.

As for getting another receiver, I'd like to see Moore, Robinson or Carter step up as small, fast, slot guys. I'm more worried about replacing Smith or at least adding another big play guy to the passing game.

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We'll be fine at WR. It's not like Jake is spreading the wealth. I think that gps locking device he has on smith can be attributed to the progression, or lack thereof, concerning Jarret. In Jarret's defense he made key 3rd down conversions and when he actually got a chance to play looked good. I'd also give Hackett another year. Lets remember that the style of offense we run is predicated off the run. It's not like we're running an offense like lets say the cards, Chargers, or Colts where Jake is chucking it down field 85% of the time. However he does chuck it to smith most of the time when we do throw it, even into double triple coverage-- that's the problem.

I honestly don't see any GLARING weaknesses in our offense and am pretty optimistic about it going into next season.

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i agree. moose only has about 1 or 2 years left. i have an idea that will help us with our qb problem. Trade moose and peppers for an awesome qb. someone like mcnabb. OR, an awesome wide reciever like larry fitzgerald. Then In the draft get whichever position you didnt trade for, and a corner back.

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I think that we need to be able to line up with 3 wide out's and sneak a good run in there. If we can keep the defense honest even when we are in a 3 wide set, then I think that can open up more options down the field. The lack of diversity in our offense allows defenses to adjust fairly quickly. Our receivers are fine, we just don't utilize most of them.

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