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we HAVE to get a better secondary

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We know Cam is accurate when he has time. But under pressure or on the run, his stats fall off greatly.

 

One of the reasons Wilson had a career day last week is because of the secondary he practices with.   If we want Cam to turn into the passer we all know he can be, then the panthers organization would be very wise making some moves to improve his competition in practice... Arguably, this may or may not help very much in Game time scenarios.  Improving the Secondary would certainly help, but at what cost? what would we have to give up to Put a Revis caliber Corner out there.  Charles Johnson?  Thomas Davis?   We dont have anyone on offense to trade, and Gettleman would be a fool to ruin his draft  this early in his stay here.

 

Either way, its not going to happen this year. The OL needs more help, and a 420lb  bohemouth on the practice squad will certainly make Cam run for his life,  But  an easy completion on the other end  is not what hes going to see on Sunday. 

 

 

So get to it panthers. 

 

 

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Don't forget oline or WR. Don't get me wrong we can continue going all in on defense. Just don't complain when we only have 7 points

 

my sentiment is that a great QB can make ANY WR look good.. ie Tom Brady.     You make the QB practice against the best defense, with the worst WRs, and then one day when he  has a decent WR, magic happens... I dont think this will be a playoff season.  Id rather spend it maturing cam some more and   field a better offense next year.

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my sentiment is that a great QB can make ANY WR look good.. ie Tom Brady. You make the QB practice against the best defense, with the worst WRs, and then one day when he has a decent WR, magic happens... I dont think this will be a playoff season. Id rather spend it maturing cam some more and field a better offense next year.

Is that why Tom Brady posted a 76.4 passer rating, completing only 55% of his passes and damn near lost to the bills? He sure made those nobodies look great. If Amendola doesn't come back they probably lose that game.

Hernandez is in Jail

Gronk is out

Amendola is out.

I love me some Tom Brady but even Matt Cassel went 11-5 in that offense. He still Has Bill and Josh Mcdaniels. We are about to find out how good he really is with nobody to throw to.

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If we can get Nicks or another solid WR in FA that would help us address OL and CB in the draft tremendously. Thankfully that's Gettleman's declared strategy and we don't have to worry about him trying to fill starter holes in the 4th round.

 

 

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If we can get Nicks or another solid WR in FA that would help us address OL and CB in the draft tremendously. Thankfully that's Gettleman's declared strategy and we don't have to worry about him trying to fill starter holes in the 4rd round.

"Hmmm, let's see...we've got this huge hole at corner and no starter. And I didn't fill this in free agency so with the 108th pick in the draft I'm going to take some guy coming off a serious injury from Tallulah state. Problem solved"

-Marty Hurney if he was still gm this offseason

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