Does Mikell help us Sunday like Blackburn did against the Giants?

[NJPanthers12]

I think if anything Mikel is a liability for us going into the game. If anybody knows his tendencies and weaknesses it's the Rams!

There's a reason he's not a Ram, and I'm not buying the whole "salary cap" reason either.

It will be awesome to see Tavon Austin finally have a break out game against US of all people. (Huddle will implode about why we didn't draft Austin and why we still don't have a compliment to Smitty) Rams win this one in a blowout due to Mikel being burnt continuously in play action by Austin.

(Note: every win we have has been after I post something like this... So here's to hoping that it keeps working)

I would love to meet you.

[rainwater]

A former player's ability to help his new team with tendencies and schemes is almost always way overrated.  There is very little info he can provide that the Panthers can't get on hours upon hours of game tape.  If anything it may give Mikell extra motivation but beyond that, it is not going to matter much.

[Bishop]

I think he helps whether we are playing the Rams or not.

 This right here

[hepcat]

If anything he might be familiar with some of the calls and terminology they use on offense and defense, might recognize some of the formations and have a clue if it's run or pass.  Who knows.  Maybe the Rams are aware the Panthers have Mikell and are planning to throw him off.

[TheRed]

Mikell is a smart player, he will do his thing.

 

I'm more concerned about our players on the other side of the ball. We need consistency.