Matchups for the Super Bowl between the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos on Feb. 7 in Santa Clara, California:
The Panthers' underrated O-line, led by All-Pro center Ryan Kalil (67) and RG Trai Turner (70), won't get a break against any of Denver's guys in the trenches. DEs Antonio Smith (90), Derek Wolfe (95) and Malik Jackson (97) all have made significant contributions for Phillips.
Just like last week, when All-Pro Rob Gronkowski was at tight end, Denver needs to shut down the position. It's not unfair to argue that Carolina's Greg Olsen (88) is just as meaningful to his offense as Gronk is in New England.
Carolina will counter by getting RB Jonathan Stewart (28) involved early. He's the best running back in this game, and has an All-Pro blocker in fullback Mike Tolbert (35), but he's facing a defense that rarely is ineffective in stopping the ground game.

That unit turned the AFC championship game in the Broncos' favor by rushing,Fjallraven Kanken Zaino Saldi, hitting and distracting Tom Brady. The key will be the performances of the linebackers, led by All-Pro Von Miller (58), who couldn't be blocked by New England and also had an interception.
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Newton has made journeyman WR Ted Ginn Jr. (19) into a solid receiver, and veteran Jerricho Cotchery (82) operates in empty spaces from the slot. Philly Brown (10) broke an 86-yard TD reception vs. Arizona.
DeMarcus Ware (94), Danny Trevathan (59) and Brandon Marshall (54) also will try to get in Newton's face and mind, whether in the pass rush or popping up in unexpected spots. Look for coordinator Wade Phillips to come up with even more varied schemes than Denver used against Brady — recognizing Newton's escapability and power must be neutralized, too.
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Newton made them effective against two staunch defenses, Seattle and Arizona, in the postseason. Can he do it against a third such opponent — and in the Super Bowl?
Denver's secondary was banged up by the Patriots,Cheap Jerseys, and is stronger on the corners with Chris Harris Jr. (25) and Aqib Talib (21). It's conceivable one of them will be matched up with Olsen, particularly if T.J. Ward (43) and Darian Stewart (26) are hobbled. Watch for Denver's third CB, Bradley Roby (29) to see lots of action.
QB Cam Newton (1) has been the NFL's most dynamic offensive player this season. He had 35 touchdown throws and 10 TD runs during the regular season, and he's added five more scores in the playoffs. Tall, strong and more accurate than ever, he's a tremendous force in the pocket. Tall, strong and elusive,Titans Jerseys Cheap, he's hard to slow down when on the run. Near the goal line, he can be unstoppable.
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So how does Denver try to slow down Newton? With the NFL's top-ranked defense.
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