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A quick look into Seahawks improved Pass defense

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panthers55 Grand Master

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3 minutes ago, CRA said:

Are we better with Johnson back? DE play IMO hasn't gotten weaker since he returned.  

Offensively we are much better than week 6.

I think CJ and Allen are too slow to have a big role tomorrow.  Wilson breaks the pocket and their like of ability to close on him IMO will give him too much time and that is really when you have to worry about Wilson

I think that is exactly what we will need to see. Are our Vet DEs able to keep up and pressure Wilson while still containing him. I liked one of the comments on the Viking game where they said that coming around the corner and keeping Wilson from going backwards was huge. We always try and attack the pocket and penetrate up the middle which plays into Wilsons hands as he scrambles outside or rolls out. At 5-11 he can't see over our line if we have good gap integrity and allow the DEs to come from outside while pressuring up the middle with our tackles. Letting him get in space is what we have to avoid. Whoever is playing best needs to be in there. This is the playoffs we need to do whatever we can to win.

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48 minutes ago, panthers55 said:

CJ gets a bad rap because he counts almost 20 million toward the cap and compared to previous years he had a big drop off and missed 6 games due to injury.  I hope he reaches down and channels the player he was from the past who was dominant. If he doesn't then he will be gone next year plain and simple and will continue to lose playing time to other guys. 

I think he is gonna have big game along with rest of our DL. 

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I hope you are right. Panther players have to come out and give 150% for 60 minutes. This is the best chance for guys like Allen and Johnson to ever make a Super Bowl.  They need to play like this is their final season and put everything on the line. Guys like McClain and Finnegan are getting in on something that they couldn't even dream about a few months ago. A chance to be a Super Bowl champion and reach the highest pinnacle in the NFL this season. 

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