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Tre Boston says Panthers may be adding another S


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18 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Fitterer and Morgan's personnel moves this offseason really seem to be clicking.

If we don't improve this year, you'd have a tough time blaming it on the roster.

(quarterback issues outstanding, of course)

Defense was never really the problem and definitely not the reason we went 5-12. 
If we don’t get that man under center and line figured out it won’t matter how well the defense played. 
Personally I thought the defense was very overrated and not a top 5 defense and occasionally not a top 10. 
Miami and Washington games were atrocious. 

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2 minutes ago, TLGPanthersFan said:

Defense was never really the problem and definitely not the reason we went 5-12. 
If we don’t get that man under center and line figured out it won’t matter how well the defense played. 
Personally I thought the defense was very overrated and not a top 5 defense and occasionally not a top 10. 
Miami and Washington games were atrocious. 

Defense wasn't as good as we made it out to be though.

We had the personnel (mostly) but Snow's schemes got figured out early. Didn't take massive adjustments to blunt his approach either. Basically just go run heavy and keep extra blockers back on passing downs and you had us.

Hoping Al Holcomb and Steve Wilks can help with that this season.

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2 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

If we are going after another defensive player... I have a feeling Tepper called Scott last night and said:

"Go get me a defense that will make Watson's Sunday endings not so happy..."

 

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Man this defense is going to be lights out!

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