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10 hours ago, Bear Hands said:

First win since the Wilks stretch that felt like a commanding, thorough old fashioned butt whooping.  

Shout outs:

  • Chau Smith-Wade - he has been getting better and better.  I've really enjoyed his development and could turn into a quality starting nickel for us.
  • Ryan Fitzgerald - He's looking great.  I would caution to brace for some rookie kicking moments, but he seems like a kid who could stay here a minute.  His kicks today were at big points to force ATL into high percent passing scenarios
  • Cade Mays - from what I saw, he had a solid day.  OL with some exceptions with Zavala played very well.
  • Lathan Ransom - He's one guy I'm willing to crown a tad prematurely, but I really think he's a safety that will stick.  Just solid play, no real mistakes.  Good communication today.  
  • Rookie EDGEs - Scourton and Princely won't show on the stat sheet but they were disrupting the pocket from the edge.  Played really tough today, good effort.

No shout out:

  • Christian Rozeboom - Oof.  He still looks really rough.  Wallace was a little better today/didn't have any egregious screw ups but Christian seems pretty rough.  If we can find someone average here, it could really help this defense.

My exact list for the shout outs in the same order (though I admittedly had the rookie edges @ #4 and Fitz @ #1)

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Cade Mays should've been the center from the jump. He was Bryce's guy to end last year, why change that up? 

Also, Canales saying after Week 1 to play the young guys on defense might've been the best thing for us/Evero. Scourton, Princely, and Ransom all show up. 

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8 minutes ago, PanthersNCSU said:

Cade Mays should've been the center from the jump. He was Bryce's guy to end last year, why change that up? 

Also, Canales saying after Week 1 to play the young guys on defense might've been the best thing for us/Evero. Scourton, Princely, and Ransom all show up. 

Evero didn't play Ransom until late in the 4th quarter.  He should have been playing the entire game. But when he was on the field he made a huge difference in the defense. Why Evero holds onto Scott and insists on him starting baffles the crap out of me.

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