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Tre Boston says Panthers may be adding another S

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10 minutes ago, UNCrules2187 said:


Honey Badger??

Thats the only logical guy I can think of that would line up with this.  And honestly, I was thinking our staff would want him anyway bc of his versatility and ability to play the nickel.

I went back and looked at Boston's years in AZ and SD/LA and couldn't find any other safeties he played with that would be available/desirable now...  Tyrann is the only guy that makes sense, as he played in AZ the year before Boston got there, and happens to be a FA.

I'd like it.

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3 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Not if we move Chinn to linebacker.

I hope so. Who knows between Shaq, the new LB and Chinn we might could actually run a 4-3 when teams are attempting to run the ball down our throat haha. They barely had to attempt last year. We can’t win anything giving up rush yards like that

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16 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Not if we move Chinn to linebacker.

Go with what has been proven to work he was basically DROTY playing LB now he’s a little above average playing safety. But hey, I’m no Matt Rhule so who knows.

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