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Pilares interview(comments about Newton, etc)


Swarly

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was looking for some more info on him and stumbled upon this article

http://www.examiner.com/sports-in-charlotte/pilares-believes-he-is-ready-to-contribute

His opinion on Newton:

“I always saw him on television,” Pilares said. “It is crazy what kind of physical specimen that guy is. He is huge, and he is a great quarterback. He is definitely the greatest athlete in this draft. He is a baller. He is a good football player. Just to be on the same team with that guy I’m thankful. And I’m looking forward to working out with him.”

lots more in the actual article. After reading up on this guy he's becoming my favorite pick in the draft.

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If they have to let Munnerlyn start at corner, I see Pilares taking over at PR. Maybe even if Munnerlyn isn't a starter. And he may even compete with Goodson for KR.

Depending on what happens with Smitty is going to determine how much Pilares actually contibutes in the passing game. At the very least he will be Smitty's primary backup even over Amanti Edwards who will probably be fighting for a roster spot as the primary backup for Gettis. As I pointed out in another thread, this team now has three starting WR, much the same way Fox always said that the nickleback is a starter on defense. Expect at least 6 WR to make the final roster, if not more. But I think Pilares easily become the #2 Slot and #1 Slot if Smitty leaves.

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im a HUUUUUUUUGEEE newton fan.. but i completely see myself getting a Pilares jersey - that kid is going to be a monster. And by god if we still have Steve Smith on this roster.. The Panthers Might go to the Superbowl - Yes i said that. Superbowl -

I have no idea why people underestimate Newton - From just checking out his highlights video - that kid seems to be an Upgraded Roethlisberger - And we have an Offensive line - new coaching staff.. Our defense beleive it or not was intact, we also have one of the best defensive co ordinators around. Matt "Ballerina" Ryan and Drew Brees will have one nasty time with that guy. Of course - we now know what that tampa kid brings - weve seen a more premium version of that "Michael Vick" so now hes a known commodity.

This team is going to be Something.

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If they have to let Munnerlyn start at corner, I see Pilares taking over at PR. Maybe even if Munnerlyn isn't a starter. And he may even compete with Goodson for KR.

Depending on what happens with Smitty is going to determine how much Pilares actually contibutes in the passing game. At the very least he will be Smitty's primary backup even over Amanti Edwards who will probably be fighting for a roster spot as the primary backup for Gettis. As I pointed out in another thread, this team now has three starting WR, much the same way Fox always said that the nickleback is a starter on defense. Expect at least 6 WR to make the final roster, if not more. But I think Pilares easily become the #2 Slot and #1 Slot if Smitty leaves.

I hope he doesn't. He has a good motor and heart but I'd much rather see Gamble, Marshall, and Hogan... i think that's a stout group right there

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im a HUUUUUUUUGEEE newton fan.. but i completely see myself getting a Pilares jersey - that kid is going to be a monster. And by god if we still have Steve Smith on this roster.. The Panthers Might go to the Superbowl - Yes i said that. Superbowl -

I have no idea why people underestimate Newton - From just checking out his highlights video - that kid seems to be an Upgraded Roethlisberger - And we have an Offensive line - new coaching staff.. Our defense beleive it or not was intact, we also have one of the best defensive co ordinators around. Matt "Ballerina" Ryan and Drew Brees will have one nasty time with that guy. Of course - we now know what that tampa kid brings - weve seen a more premium version of that "Michael Vick" so now hes a known commodity.

This team is going to be Something.

Ok, now pass me that poo.

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This kid is going to go down as one of our best draft picks. I'm telling you, once I saw his name flash on the screen, I immediately thought, "this is the kind of WR that the Pats and Colts take in the later rounds"

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I hope he doesn't. He has a good motor and heart but I'd much rather see Gamble, Marshall, and Hogan... i think that's a stout group right there

I agree. And even if Marshall isn't back, Hogan is a carbon copy of Marshall (if not better). Good tackler, decent in coverage but not spectacular. If Hogan can cover better he'll be an upgrade. Watching his youtube videos, I LOVE his tackling.

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