Foot Stomper

Pasted this on another thread. Panthers OL is high school level. It really is that bad. Get to Newton early and he gives up. He is a big guy and gets tired of picking himself up off the ground. Hit him early and he will quit by 3rd qtr. He will try and get the ball to Kelvin Benjamin and Olsen (who Seattle took away). Word is they get DeAngelo back this week.

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Saint in Aus

The Panthers have scored 167 to our 199 so far this season and conceded 208 points to our 188. Our offence and defence has been superior.

If we are any good, we will win this game in similar manner to beating the Packers.

The playing away part of the equation is the tough bit.

|Mitch|

You haven't been a fan of the Saints long enough to understand, that games with division rivals are for the most part tougher than they should be. Carolina pretty much always plays us tough, and their linebackers give Drew fits.

Going to be interesting to see how their speed deals with Cooks...

jeanpierre

We ONLY rushed four against Rodgers, with remaining defenders sitting in a zone/cover assignment scheme...

While the CB were to jam receivers from the LOS, the LBers and Safeties formed a flexible zone net of coverage containment, bend-neaux-break defense...

We'll probably have a similar theme on the short week, with a linebacker or third safety assigned as a spy on Newton...

Benjamin gave Richard Sherman all he could handle, so I imagine Lewis with a Safety will be a simlar theme; expect Vacarro or White maneaux-e-maneaux on the Tight End Olsen in some three safety and nickel type packages...

Big key will be hitting/tackling the very strong Cam Newton and wrapping up, bringing him down in a gang-tackle effort...

It's not that my way is the right way, I just make the right way my way...