Cosell’s Coaching Tape: Week Eight 11/6/09 Notes

CARDS OFFENSE V. PANTHERS DEFENSE

Rookie Martin started at FS for the Panthers, Munnerlyn and Wilson were the nickel and dime corners versus the Cards 4 WR personnel packages
In the Panthers nickel package, Marshall moved inside over the slot, amd Munnerlyn played on the outside
First thing I noticed was the press position played by the Panthers corners on the Cards WRs, They challenged the Cards receivers at the line of scrimmage – A lot of man coverage concepts
LT Gandy struggled to get Peppers blocked in the pass game, unlike last season in the playoffs when Gandy dominated Peppers; Peppers played with quickness and tenacity
Panthers defense played with an aggressive mentality, They looked fast and proactive
Panthers did not blitz much at all; They relied primarily on their 4 DL to rush, and combined with a multiple mix of zone and man coverage concepts that did not Warner to define throws quickly, they were able to generate consistent pressure
Peppers played one of his best [...]

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