Short week, short on numbers: Panthers secondary creating a plan for the Packers
The Panthers have just two healthy cornerbacks on the 53-man roster, a challenge at several levels as they prepare to play the Packers on Thursday night. But they have options, and a plan for how to put them together. The Panthers secondary is creating a game plan for the Packers, with veteran safety Nick Scott stating that it can be difficult for them to manage due to the number of new players and workloads. The team has four new players: Malcolm DeWalt IV, Jaycee Wilson, Thornton, and Childress. However, veteran safety Rochell has used all three of his practice squad elevations this season and may need to be added to the active roster to play again. Smith-Wade, who has played 35 games in 35 games, is confident in his ability to handle the responsibilities. Scott credits the coaching ability of defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero and defensive passing game coordinator Jonathan Cooley for their ability to operate at a high level each week.
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"There's a healthy balance; there's an expectation that you have for Jaycee and Mike, and then when you have guys that haven't been in the system long or new guys or stuff like that, it's simplified, ... [9557 symbols]
Tematy: Football, NFL, Green Bay Packers
