Gamble

[CPF4LIFE]

Anybody see Hogan get owned on his first play? If that guy hadn't gone out of bounds, TD for sure.

Actually you are completely wrong. Hogan pushed Walters completely out of bounds and took him out the play.Therefore He couldnt not come back in and catch the ball for a TD. Thats why Hogan let up on him in the first place. It was a textbook jam at the line of scrimmage.

[pantherfan242]

I wish there was a more mainstream stat for CBs. Its hard to know how well CBs are doing without actually watching the game, so he doesn't get as much respect nationally

[bauss]

i wonder if hogan will be good enough for the 2nd spot. kevin walter beat him for a td but hogan pushed him out of bounds........

He let him go as he took him out of the play. He can't be the first person to touch the ball after that.

[PhillyB]

gamble's doing a hell of a job. i hope this coaching staff is smart enough to make finding a guy to play opposite gamble a priority in the offseason. the guys we have show plenty of promise but playing promise isn't a very good strategy.

[Zaximus]

Hogan made a very smart play, something I don't see Munnerlyn make that often. No, he didn't get burnt (like the others have stated) he just had the awareness to realize he pushed him out and he was no longer a threat. So what did he do? Move to some other possible target to play defense.

[Darth Biscuit]

Should make the pro bowl but probably won't because Panthers are invisible

[I am Hubby]

Hogan made a very smart play, something I don't see Munnerlyn make that often. No, he didn't get burnt (like the others have stated) he just had the awareness to realize he pushed him out and he was no longer a threat. So what did he do? Move to some other possible target to play defense.

Yeah, I saw that too. The moment he pushed Walthers out of bounds, he snapped his head around looking to see where the play was. Looked like a smart play in real time.

I hope he was aware of the rule, would show he has some smarts. Too many players seem to miss too many rules.