Is this the best front 7 rotation the Panthers have ever had?

[Snake]

We have a rotation that should last through injuries. Imo we have had better talent but we're not as deep. We also probably have better CBS than in a long time. We truly have a #1 defense on paper. 

[OneBadCat]

CJ hasn't shown he is back to form just yet. Peppers is older and we don't know how many snaps he can handle. 

For the first 3 quarters yeah they may end up being the best we've seen. But these guys could get tired. 

The 2013 pass rush was bonkers. If Hardy wasn't a nut job it would have been nice to have him with Peppers.

[Nails]

1 minute ago, OneBadCat said:

CJ hasn't shown he is back to form just yet. Peppers is older and we don't know how many snaps he can handle. 

For the first 3 quarters yeah they may end up being the best we've seen. But these guys could get tired. 

The 2013 pass rush was bonkers. If Hardy wasn't a nut job it would have been nice to have him with Peppers.

 

[steven8989]

CJ hasn't shown he is back to form just yet. Peppers is older and we don't know how many snaps he can handle. 
For the first 3 quarters yeah they may end up being the best we've seen. But these guys could get tired. 
The 2013 pass rush was bonkers. If Hardy wasn't a nut job it would have been nice to have him with Peppers.

I don't get what all y'all liked about Hardy. He only showed up for like two games that one good year he had. He played well against Atlanta and the Saints that's it. I'm glad he went crazy or we probably would have wasted even more money on him.

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[GoobyPls]

Both Peppers and Johnson are on their last legs

[E CaT PanTHer 2]

1 hour ago, blackcat said:

On paper, they're impressive, but I'm worried about how much of an impact CJ will have.  He's coming off of the same back surgery Tiger Woods has had multiple times.  I know, not really comparing apple to apples in terms of how they use thier body, but any time you start having back issues, they don't go away.

yup, ask steve kerr

[The Huddler]

I have a feeling Peppers goes out there and gets like 12 sacks and becomes an anomoly. Like its going to be an ESPN 30 for 30

[scpanther22]

Don't have that much faith in those DEs. They're gonna have to turn back the clock in a way DEs rarely do

[TheSpecialJuan]

3 hours ago, Nate Dogg said:

LDE: Julius Peppers - 1st round pick / Charles Johnson - 3rd round pick

DT: Kawan Short - 2nd round pick / Vernon Butler - 1st round pick

DT: Star Lotulelei - 1st round pick / Vernon Butler - 1st round pick

RDE: Mario Addison / Daeshon Hall - 3rd round pick / Wes Horton

OLB: Thomas Davis - 1st round pick

MLB: Luke Kuechly - 1st round pick

OLB: Shaq Thompson - 1st round pick

 

Yes

[Hallin'AllDaeDae]

2 hours ago, Bronn said:

Hard to beat young Pep, Rucker, Jenks, and Buckner with Wallace, Burton, Moorehead, and Rasmussen swapping out. Our LBs were a little weaker then, but Morgan and Witherspoon were pretty damned good starters, and the guys beside and behind them were solid too.

That said, I think we could rival that now, if not surpass it. Very likely best/deepest front 7 we've ever had.

Why'd you even include Rasmussen oh wait you are the one who thinks LeBron > MJ so you just looked up the old roster and included everyone

[Bronn]

Just now, Hallin'AllDaeDae said:

Why'd you even include Rasmussen oh wait you are the one who thinks LeBron > MJ so you just looked up the old roster and included everyone

?
I'm not even a basketball fan... you got it twisted...

Kemp Rasmussen wasn't bad when he was in the rotation.

I still probably have some VHS tapes with this line. Heck, I think I still have an ESPN The Mag that has a whole multi-page write up about this defensive line.

You might need to take a step back before you make yourself look pretty bad.
 

[Hallin'AllDaeDae]

2 minutes ago, Bronn said:

?
I'm not even a basketball fan... you got it twisted...

Kemp Rasmussen wasn't bad when he was in the rotation.

I still probably have some VHS tapes with this line. Heck, I think I still have an ESPN The Mag that has a whole multi-page write up about this defensive line.

You might need to take a step back before you make yourself look pretty bad.
 

lol ur so full of poo

[Bronn]

found a snippet of that article I was talking about...

http://www.espn.com/insider/story?id=1712283

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They punk'd Mike Martz, forced the genius to second-guess. They trash-canned Bill Parcells, reminding him that beneath his big aura and blond hair-coloring is a hustler reliant on Quincy Carter. Donovan McNabb? They hurt his feelings a lot more than Limbaugh did.

Meet the Carolina Panthers' defensive line, a group of mostly no-names who've made postseason life miserable for a lot of marquee names. The six players -- starting ends Mike Rucker and Julius Peppers, tackles Kris Jenkins and Brentson Buckner and backups Al Wallace and Shane Burton -- have been the bedrock of Carolina's two-year transformation from 1-15 pushover to Super Bowl party crasher. They have speed (Peppers), power (Jenkins), know-how (Rucker), experience (Buckner) and depth (Burton, Wallace). Most of all, they have chemistry.

"I've studied the great defenses, like the Purple People Eaters and Steel Curtain," Buckner says. "And the common denominator is that unspoken trust and shared sense of excellence with whoever puts his hand in the dirt next to you." Adds Panthers defensive coordinator Mike Trgovac: "These guys have the potential to become one of those nickname-type lines."

I don't recall if Moorehead or Rasmussen were mentioned in that article (I will have to look it up tonight if I still have the original) but they were the guys who gave the other guys the breaks.

[Bronn]

2 minutes ago, Hallin'AllDaeDae said:

lol ur so full of poo

prove it...