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LB Jon Beason says Panthers defense will be 'blitz-happy and aggressive'


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Its the reason they collected all the CBs. They know they are going to suck on D so they are just going to try to outscore everyone.

It's actually a philosophy shift. They know the league is now a pass happy QB league and have devalued the middle 3. Pass rush and coverage are going to define their D.

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I'll love it, and believe it, when I see it. Here's hoping last year's inept offense can give our D some DAMN REST or we won't be aggressive as long as we need to be. And here's hoping a solid CB comes in so that Brees, Ryan, McNabb, Rodgers, Schaub, and Manning don't have a field day with our lackluster backfield.

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I could see on day 1 of practice that they were working on shifting around in the gaps just before the snap to create confusion on the offensive line while at least one of the LB's blitzed... knew this would be a different look for our defense!

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I could see on day 1 of practice that they were working on shifting around in the gaps just before the snap to create confusion on the offensive line while at least one of the LB's blitzed... knew this would be a different look for our defense!

our defense is going to be sick :rofl:

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