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Future of the Funchise

By Future of the Funchise,
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Future of the Funchise

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Will B @TheKurb

. @HoganPick6 I see you RT all this stuff dude, hope your knee gets right so you can back it up.

I honestly forgot he was a Panther. Isn't this like year 3 for him now. I don't think I've seen him play a down. As far as I'm concerned he's not even on the team. Wasted pick, so far Jimmy Clausen has been a better investment. At least he got us Cam.

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I found it highly disrespectful to his teammates to be honest.

They are out there fighting and ...well failing and he is sitting in Charlotte RT how he should be in at corner ?

GTFO with that poo.

Go rehab or something, fuging scrub.

As sad as the loss was I definitely agree with this.

I honestly do believe that Norman can be good down the road. He can tackle and is a physical corner, he is very raw though.

The only reason he is starting is because we literally have NO secondary.

I look forward to seeing what Norman will become.

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I found it highly disrespectful to his teammates to be honest.

They are out there fighting and ...well failing and he is sitting in Charlotte RT how he should be in at corner ?

GTFO with that poo.

Go rehab or something, fuging scrub.

What a douche.

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As sad as the loss was I definitely agree with this.

I honestly do believe that Norman can be good down the road. He can tackle and is a physical corner, he is very raw though.

The only reason he is starting is because we literally have NO secondary.

I look forward to seeing what Norman will become.

I can agree that Norman is starting because we lack options... But, he is talented and I've believed from day one that he was talented enough to be our starter.

I really think we need to look at some of his "mistakes" and look at what we're doing schematically... Remember when everyone thought Marshall was the problem, then Fox or someone came out and said it was a result of the safety behind him... Then we thought Capt. would come in and be better... And he wasn't. Why? Because of the safety behind him. Now same thing with Norman.

He shows a great knack for making plays on the ball when he's in range... The problem is positioning. And with as often as I see Nakamura pointing and yapping, someone is missing their assignment. I've long believed that our guys really lack a basic understanding of their responsibilities and assignments in coverage, and the problems with Nakamura and Norman point to that.

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