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Tackling


kungfoodude

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Yea the tackling is crappy. I just don't see carolina having a good season unless the offense carries the D all season long. I am afraid if panthers go 4-12 this season. Fox might end up out the door like George Seifert did when carolina went 1-15. Fox has been a good coach over the years for carolina and all. And also took them to 2 NFC champship and went to the superbowl. But you get to a point as a fan when you just wondering if Fox motivevation is working anymore. That bringing in a new coach would bring a fresh new look to the panthers. And know I am not just talking bout just Bill Cowher either. Just a new coach to give panthers a new feel. So far in these 3 preseason games I have not seen hardly any type of good pressure from carolina front four. The offense is doing a decent job right now. But if carolina should go 4-12 don't be surprise to see a new coach in carolina next year.

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I think that this will carry over to the regular season. I'm afraid it's going to be a long season.

I'm wondering if stripping the ball and creating turnovers has been emphasized in practice and the players are trying too much to do that rather than wrap up and have the 2nd or 3rd guy strip. I too feel it will carry into the regular season if not addressed ASAP

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I could pick 5 random middle-aged guys from the neighborhood and we could do a better job tackling than I saw from the Panthers tonight.

Hell, I might even call up my grandpa who is on oxygen and doesn't walk to show them how to tackle.

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