Cotchery as #1 WR or Bell at starting LT or rookies starting at both positions

[SauceBoss]

Nate Chandler, Blindside, got Cam's back.

[micnificent28]

Gettlemagic

[SauceBoss]

LOL ANSWER IS ON THE ROSTER!!!!!!1111111111

[carpanfan96]

Who's gonna help Amini at LG? I hope Wharton comes back. Put Amini at RG.

They're not going to move Amini, he's the starting LG. Williams likely the starting RG.

[davos]

This is why I like Voth:

 

 

Also, while it makes sense to be concerned about Newton’s blindside, let’s not ignore the importance of a strong right side. That’s where NFL teams like to run, and to do that, they need powerful lineman. That’s not Bell. He’s athletic for his size, but he’s not powerful.

The Panthers may give him a legit shot to stick at left tackle while hoping to improve their ground game with a guy better suited at right tackle. It’s not an ideal option, but it is an option.

 

 

Bell honestly may be better suited for the left than the right.  Chandler and Williams are also capable.  It may not sound pretty but it's the truth and these are the guys the staff wants to keep.  

 

If we can get a true road grater on the right in the draft, that fortifies a lot on the line.   

 

source:

http://billvoth.com/5-takeaways-dave-gettlemans-nfl-meetings-media-briefing/

 

 

 

 

[Udogg]

They're not going to move Amini, he's the starting LG. Williams likely the starting RG.

 

His best asset is run blocking.  His weakness is morre pass blocking.  He would be a better fit at RG imo.

[Luke59foLife]

Cotchery as our number one would mean a stacked box and plenty of blitzes. If we improve our offensive line to be on par with last year, which I think is unlikely, we would still have trouble moving the ball. Cam scrambles right now are our best bet at an offense unfortunately. If we managed to draft a really good receiver, or two, we could do a bunch of three step drops, getting the ball out quickly negating our abysmal offensive line. 

[Carl Spackler]

Should've kept Armanti and run the option. 

 

#Appception