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Carolina Panthers Roster Projection

Jeremy Igo

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I hope the competition  between  Scarlett and Holyfield is legitimate and I don't expect them to push Whittaker out the door as he's the only one who can partially replicate what McCaffery does. He also has STs value which Artis-Payne does not. 

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25 minutes ago, Growl said:

I hope the competition  between  Scarlett and Holyfield is legitimate and I don't expect them to push Whittaker out the door as he's the only one who can partially replicate what McCaffery does. He also has STs value which Artis-Payne does not. 

Fozzy  is still on the roster?

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26 minutes ago, Growl said:

I hope the competition  between  Scarlett and Holyfield is legitimate and I don't expect them to push Whittaker out the door as he's the only one who can partially replicate what McCaffery does. He also has STs value which Artis-Payne does not. 

 

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30 minutes ago, MasterAwesome said:

I’ve gotta believe Obada is in their plans...maybe instead of Torrey Smith? Hopefully? Or Godwin starting off on the Practice Squad. Obada is one of our few prototypical 4-3 DEs, so if he’s gone, then our D seems like it’s transitioning completely into a base 3-4 instead of a hybrid.

I also think the Panthers are high on Seymour at CB, so I’d predict him to make the roster over Doss who we’ve kept on the Practice Squad for extended periods of time and outright cut at least once.

Yea I don’t see Godwin on the main 53

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Need at least 5-6 at DT/DE, team will want to be two deep at NT and DE. I think they move Obada or Cox Jr down to 3-4 end or pick someone up in free agency. Edge looks right except I think both Obada and Cox Jr make the team and they cut a player from somewhere else. 

Maybe only carry two QB's or cut Smith and only carry 5 wr. 

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10 minutes ago, carpanfan96 said:

Need at least 5-6 at DT/DE, team will want to be two deep at NT and DE. I think they move Obada or Cox Jr down to 3-4 end or pick someone up in free agency. Edge looks right except I think both Obada and Cox Jr make the team and they cut a player from somewhere else. 

Maybe only carry two QB's or cut Smith and only carry 5 wr. 

Yeah I can see us still going after Allen Bailey and man we got to get a FA safety in here

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Typical 3-4 team will carry six or seven defensive linemen. Generally that's structured as being two deep at both defensive end spots and two or sometimes three deep at nose tackle.

It varies, of course. I've seen 3-4 teams carry five defensive ends before. Hell, one year the Steelers opened the season with ten linebackers on their roster.

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