Football Letterman's Roundtable
Posted Oct 12, 2012
Quincy Monk: "I think these guys are starting to gel on the defensive side of the ball. In the earlier games, they were playing more reacting-type of football. I think now you’re seeing those guys starting to gel with this defensive scheme and start to feel more comfortable where they’re able to make plays instinctively instead of going out and playing reactive."
(Inside Carolina)
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