So first off, lets start with our FaceBook page. You can find it here. Lately, it has been a relay of the articles posted here on the site. I’m working to get it connected to the twitters of our staffers, so we get a more community feel to it.

Our twitter is another way we get our information out to the public. You can follow us @CatCraveBlog. Again, it’s been a relay lately, but I’m working for quick updates that we can all use.

My twitter was dead for a few weeks, but now that school is out I’m updating frequently. I not only focus on the Panthers, but I tend to update on the Red Sox and the Knicks. You can follow me @CatCraveSlate. This is my personal and work twitter, so you can always contact me there.

Mr. Eric Quackenbush always posts his at the end of his articles, but here it is. You can follow him @PSU_EQ. He’s got an avid follower base, and tries to respond to all of those that tweet him.

Brandon Becker also has a twitter, which can be found @becker4prez. His feed is the epitome of a die hard sports fan, and he mentions everything he deems necessary.

Our newest writer Joe Soriano also writes for Fansided’s Call to the Pen. When he’s not elbow deep into an article for either site, he’s playing around on Twitter, or as recently as today, blowing up my mentions. He’s an exceptional talent for a young guy and you can follow him @SorianoJoe

Today, we’ll take a look at the other side of the ball, as the defensive line has come into question more times than almost any position during the offseason.

Before we get started, I just want to clarify one thing. When talking about the defensive line today, I’m only talking about a smaller unit: the front-four. We’ll cover defensive ends, linebackers, cornerbacks, and safeties as the date for training camp draws closer (seven days away).

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At this point, the lead bloggers of the Atlanta Falcons, New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and yours truly have been in agreement over who the best players within the division are. But we’ve hit a bump or two along the way, and now it’s up to you Panthers fans, to decide who the best second-string running back, center, and punter in the division are.

Since the tie-breaking votes are held at the Atlanta Falcons’ blog site, fans of the Crows already have a remarkable lead on the rest of the choices available. For instance, is Michael Turner a better option than Jonathan Stewart as a No. 2 ‘back?

So head over and even those numbers out, if you see fit. The polls are in the post. You need to select ONE running back, ONE center, and ONE punter at this time.

Voting will be open until Sunday, July 11th at 8pm ET.

Once the NFC South All-Star team is decided upon, a voting contest will be held on the FanSided Network homepage. In a classic winner-take-all playoff bracket, two teams will face off each round until a “Super Bowl” champion is decided just before the start of training camps.

While it’s normal to have vehement hatred towards our division rivals, when we reach this stage, we want to represent the NFC South and vote early and often.

How many Panthers will make the NFC South All-Star team? Keep it tuned in to Cat Crave and the Fansided Network to find out.

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