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Step back? He has consistantly been one of the worst starting S in the NFL. Some like PFF graded him worst than Martin last year....yet he flies under the radar here in Panther land.

Oh yeah, in 2010 he forced some fumbles and people completely ignored the fact he couldnt cover or tackle someone in the open field.

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Didnt look good. But it was the first preseason game and Rivera did single him out with pretty high praise on his performance in camp. So I won't put to much stock into it.

In all honesty, Rivera praised him last season and he still sucked. He also said Munnerlyn was the Steve Smith of defense. You see where this trend is going?

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In all honesty, Rivera praised him last season and he still sucked. He also said Munnerlyn was the Steve Smith of defense. You see where this trend is going?

I don't recall Rivera praising him last season but if he did It wasn't to the extent of saying he's having a " outstanding, outstanding camp".

Wether he will capitalize from it remains to be seen, but that's high talk even if you consider Rivera a natrually complimentary coach.

As for Captian, those comments were based on his likeness to Smith as far as size, and tenacity goes, not talent. And from training camp reports I'd agree with him.

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