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[carpanfan96]

19 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

The only thing confusing about the safety group to me is redundancy.  Moehrig, Richardson, and Ransom all look to be good and potentially good box safeties.  We never really got that ball hawking FS we needed IMO.  It might still work out, but whoever is playing FS would be playing a position that doesn't fully play to their strengths IMO.  

I explained this a bit earlier in the off-season. It allows evero to hid and better scheme his blitzes. Since both starting safeties are capable of being in the box. 

[frankw]

1 hour ago, WUnderhill said:

This was like 2 pages of mostly talk about safeties and then you started spiraling because someone questioned your awful take, posting multiple times in a row before anybody even responded to you. Is this about some guy saying something on Twitter or about Princely crying in a corner because Canales “crushed his confidence” by answering a question? It’s hard to get a read when you’re making back to back posts all complaining about different things.

All 32 defenses have the same rule every year. Sometimes it gets broken, then the coaches coach. I’ve seen coaches flip out on Hard Knocks over it, fights break out, etc. This is very basic stuff and nothing new and has no effect on how hard a defense plays. Nobody is destroying Princely or unhappy with the effort. It was a coachable moment that could have ruined the season and very fortunately did not. That’s it. I’m sure the team has moved on and this thread would have likely moved on as well if you weren’t so zealous in your hatred of our starting QB.

And one final point.

If the collective "we" (FO Staff players fans) are so full of dread at the possibility of someone laying a finger on Bryce Young. Why did we make absolutely zero effort to add another young QB to the QB room who isn't a UDFA trashcan or a guy pushing 40 on his 5th team in 5 years? Inquiring minds would like to know.

[t96]

1 hour ago, frankw said:

People shout about how they want effort. They shout about how bad the defense is. Then they turn and around and attack rookie pass rushers on their personal Twitter accounts over a simple misunderstanding in the rookies first training camp. The only clowns in this situation are the ones flip flopping.

I don't care about what random people on social media say, they are completely irrelevant. What I've seen here is people saying it's dumb to hit the QB, and they agree with Canales' comments on it wanting it to not happen again. "Attack" is such an outrageous exaggeration, if an NFL player's skin is as thin as yours and considers it an attack then dude will never ever succeed anyways. Telling him not to touch the QB in practice will have zero effect on his effort or intensity. He did something dumb and got called out on it. Move on.

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[Captain Morgan]

22 hours ago, Captain Morgan said:

not from practice but this is interesting take from ocho on XL, Adam and King Tut

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Can we talk about the possibility of the Panthers trio of receivers being the best in the league w/ consistency week to week for Bryce Young

doubles down