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Our passing down D-Line

Zod

By Zod,
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Yes very dynamic and on paper even better than 2003 Panthers' D line. The main sub back then for passing downs was just to bring in Al Wallace, right?

 

When Kris Jenkins was at his most dominant.  That group was amazing. 

 

That 2003 group won many a game for us. 

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When Kris Jenkins was at his most dominant. That group was amazing.

That 2003 group won many a game for us.

Agreed, the lack of depth behind Shane Burton showed though, Jenkins et al was so gassed at the end of the superbowl there was no push from the dline. And of course foxball defense doomed that. Might as well have blitzed everyone! But I digress..

The interesting thing about this D line is the depth! Very much in the mold of the Giants. If we are so lucky as to face Brady in the superbowl again, I guarantee you Hardy and Short won't be gassed and will run rampant on the Pats' (or any team's) O line, even into overtime.

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