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Wes Horton

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I think Rivera actually coaches guys up and teaches them.....I remember when John Fox would just be all like..."just line up and win your battle" as if it was that easy.

 

Fox couldn't develop players....seems like Rivera can.  We also put our guys in position to succeed unlike previous eras of Panther football.

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Wes balled out today, I mean balled out. I've confused him as Hardy a couple of times. Same with Klien, I thought he was Luke a couple of times, especially on that TFL when it look like he was shot out of a cannon. I'm happy for both. We've got to find a way to dress all of our D Linemen out, when CJ get's back.

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