CHARLOTTE – Panthers’ players and coaches see it, a flash at a time. Maybe it’s a play, or a series. Sometimes it’s as much as a half, and occasionally most of a game.
But if there’s a trend that’s presented itself over the second half of the season for the Panthers, it’s that a young defense thrown together on the fly is beginning to get it, starting to show progress that hints at potential.
Part of that promise is a simple function of being so young, but also that there’s a chance at continuity. Head coach Matt Rhule has mentioned several times in recent weeks that 10 of the defense’s 11 starters will be back next season, and even the 11th guy can see it.
Asked how soon the Panthers could be delivering on that hope, veteran cornerback (and soon-to-be free agent) Rasul
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