DB depth is looking scary

[countryboi]

we dont give a poo about safeties, the quicker you guys get over it the better off we all will be. 

[GRWatcher]

14 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

Munnerlyn has 4 tackles, tied with Searcy. Bradberry has 6 tackles, and Adams has 5. 

Jackson has 11 tackles.

Why are we measuring our nickleback's tackles again?

 

And a recovered fumble. I don't get the Munnerlyn hate.

[Shocker]

Ron..."I wish we could get a FA Safety in here and put more on his plate". 

[iamhubby1]

Just now, GRWatcher said:

And a recovered fumble. I don't get the Munnerlyn hate.

 

    After reading this thread. It appears there are more than a few Huddlez who would be happy blowing up the whole back end. It is amazing how some folks respond to a loss.

[RumHam]

47 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I wish Tepper would go to Hurney and just say, "Listen, just in case it was potentially on your mind, I don't have an issue with signing Eric Reid."

I mean if he's so anti-trump, it seems feasible.

[RumHam]

26 minutes ago, GRWatcher said:

And a recovered fumble. I don't get the Munnerlyn hate.

Seriously, he's a nickel corner that doesn't play every down and his job is to defend receivers. So someone please tell me why only having four tackles is used to determine if he's good or not? Technically, the less tackles means the better coverage.

[Camp Fodder]

54 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I wish Tepper would go to Hurney and just say, "Listen, just in case it was potentially on your mind, I don't have an issue with signing Eric Reid."

Yea. It’s like Rivera and Hurney still thinks they work for Jerry

[top dawg]

1 hour ago, TheCasillas said:

I love that OP gave us a breakdown of each player as if we don't know. lol.

D-Jax will be fine. Show me a time where we had more than 7 active secondary members on a game day. 

D-Jax is Desean Jackson.

Donte is A-Jax.

[TheCasillas]

8 minutes ago, top dawg said:

D-Jax is Desean Jackson.

Donte is A-Jax.

lol. Don't know why but i changed it, just for you ;)

[pantherclaw]

2 hours ago, CarolinaSamurai said:

With Searcy in the protocol AGAIN and Donte with a hamstring that only leaves us with 6 DBs....

1. Mike Adams S- old man slowmo

2. Colin Jones S- Fast but terrible instincts if it wasn't for his ST ability idk he's be employed.

3. Rashead Gaulden S- rookie and needs time to learn

4. James Bradberry CB- Good player

5. Corn Elder CB- still green and no idea how good he will be

6. Captain Munnerlyn CB- 2 tackles in 2 games?!? What? 

 

That's all we have! Yet we have done NOTHING to address this. It's maddening. 

We've done nothing to address our secondary this offseason? Really?

And if that's not the question, what the hell do you expect them to do between weeks 2 and 3 to address the issue?

[bigdavis]

1 hour ago, RumHam said:

Seriously, he's a nickel corner that doesn't play every down and his job is to defend receivers. So someone please tell me why only having four tackles is used to determine if he's good or not? Technically, the less tackles means the better coverage.

Munnerlyn's tackles are all in pursuit, after the catch has been made.  He is a trailer.  When has he ever jumped a route, or deflected a pass?  If I had to rate his "aggression factor,"  I'd say he was passive aggressive.?

[TheSpecialJuan]

2 hours ago, CarolinaSamurai said:

With Searcy in the protocol AGAIN and Donte with a hamstring that only leaves us with 6 DBs....

1. Mike Adams S- old man slowmo

2. Colin Jones S- Fast but terrible instincts if it wasn't for his ST ability idk he's be employed.

3. Rashead Gaulden S- rookie and needs time to learn

4. James Bradberry CB- Good player

5. Corn Elder CB- still green and no idea how good he will be

6. Captain Munnerlyn CB- 2 tackles in 2 games?!? What? 

 

That's all we have! Yet we have done NOTHING to address this. It's maddening. 

Scary good

[Eazy-E]

We have 3 healthy safeties. Of those three, one is our special teams captain and the other is a project rookie.

Let me start over. We have one healthy safety. I really don’t understand this teams disdain for safeties.

[Lumps]

2 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Seems like OL depth and DB depth has been an Achilles heel of this team forever.

Can understand the DBs. Not only have the Panthers attempted to fix with a lot of draft picks; the defense isn't based around them.

The Oline...have no idea what the reason for neglect is. I mean you draft a guy turn him to an all-pro and let him go and won't pay him his worth, you convert a DT to OL and play next to Bell for a nightmare. Don't even draft an LT to replace gross, plug in rejects until Oher, Oher goes out of the league and you sign and overpay M kalil.  Amini is still on the team and is actually going to play....I could go on and on.

This  offense and it's scheme needs an oline. Cam is mobile and has a cannon, which is worthless without an oline.