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John Clayton, of ESPN.com, reports the Carolina Panthers have agreed to terms with free-agent LB Landon Johnson on a three-year contract worth $10 million
He should be the starting WLB I would think. LB group just got even more athletic that it was with this signing. The SLB in this system has always been the better producer over the WLB, not sure why but I believe historically it has been the case.
Beason, Davis and Johnson could all play in the nickel and dime so this is where it gets dicey. Perhaps one will become more of a rusher so that they can keep all three on the field at all times.
He should be the starting WLB I would think. LB group just got even more athletic that it was with this signing. The SLB in this system has always been the better producer over the WLB, not sure why but I believe historically it has been the case.Beason, Davis and Johnson could all play in the nickel and dime so this is where it gets dicey. Perhaps one will become more of a rusher so that they can keep all three on the field at all times.
Agreed. I posted last night that Davis could finally become the Joker roving pass rusher that had been envisioned. With Jenkins gone, Damione Lewis is really the only inside pass rusher left on the roster unless they fell one of the two young ends can fit that bill. Somebody has to sit in that front seven, though, and although Johnson is a very solid cover backer, he's more likely than Davis or Beason.I wouldn't say that the SLB has historically been better than the SLB. Will Witherspoon made his name there with and without Morgan in the lineup. Fields and Davis were/are better talents and more likely to stay on the field than their WLB counterparts.
His experience was by necessity only, though. Slotting those two that way would be even more than the Mitchell/Crowell business. If I quit Thomas Davis cold turkey two offseasons ago, WD; there's still hope for you.
His experience was by necessity only, though. Slotting those two that way would be even more than the Mitchell/Crowell business. If I quit Thomas Davis cold turkey two offseasons ago, WD; there's still hope for you.
I'm guilty, still TD koolaid. But ...once he moved from DB to LB, I was figuring on it being 3-4 year project. I hope WD is on to something. I sure would like to see TD lineup at will
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