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The 2014 Panthers defense will be better than the 2013 one


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I'm to the point where the offense needs to be the first 3 picks in the draft but really think we target a strong safety or corner in R4-5 at the top of our big board.

 

I say this because Ahmad Dixon could be a great fit and seems like a guy that would mesh well with our defense.  

 

6'0 210

 

 

 

He started two seasons at the team's nickel "Bear" position, which is a hybrid LB/S role, but moved to safety for his senior year in 2013.

 

Baylor is known for its explosive offensive attack, but the Bears have some playmakers on defense as well, most notably Dixon, who patrols the entire field.

 

Size/speed combo+athletic+good awareness.  Downhill guy who is smart about laying the big hits and great in run support.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The D won't be better unless we get some better DB's. It will be about the same. The front 7 will make the secondary look better. That is until we can't get any pressure on the QB then the D won't be able to stop anything just like last year. We need a secondary that can cover, right now that has not been improved upon.

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