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Looks like a group is getting things organized if anyone wants to join in

It amazes me seeing some people write this dude off because he was a “backup” or “practice squad” QB in the National Football league. there are even HOF QBs like Kurt Warner who have pretty much backed up what he says. but sure. Let’s believe some huddler who Maaaaaybe made his HS JV team as a backup longsnapper. And prides himself as a YouTube highlight reel analyst. Half the people in here bashing this dude couldn’t pass a nfl defense test even if was dumbed to multiple choice. As in A or B multiple choice Sad state we’re in.

Welcome to the current state of this franchise and fan base. and some say we still haven’t reached rock bottom yet.

Scott thought this roster was ready to where we could drop a QB in and Compete. Scott thought the OL and depth at OL was fine even with both OGs coming off major injuries at the end of the year. Scott thought the likes of DJ Chark, Hayden Hurst, and Miles Sanders were good offensive weapons to put around a young QB. Scott thought Mingo was a really good impact WR taking him in the top of the 2nd when I don’t think anyone thought would go in the first 2 rds until the week prior to the draft. Ive seen all I need to see. I’d rather see someone else come in and help build around the young QB we drafted before we ruin him.

DJ Chark, Miles Sanders, and Hayden Hurst are making a combined 19 mil this year

https://www.panthers.com/news/week-10-wednesday-injury-report-four-out-dj-chark-doubtful

Panthers.com literally wrote for the team itself

There is just a toxic stench coming from down at BOA

Only 2nd season as teams HC and only team in Charlotte to sniff the playoffs in years

It was explained in my last response to you. But I knew once it went past 1 sentence that it’d go over your head with your reading comprehension.

I’m only comparing them systematically not personnel. Those were Miles Sanders words to. Also the numbers when you look at formations etc. I already mentioned in that post you quoted they have a top 3 OL and we have a bottom 2 as it stands today.

Now this was just shotgun% and I am assuming they are not accounting pistol as a shotgun much of that 40% is probably in pistol. Now it still doesn’t change the fact that much of the league is moving away from being under center. Philly was under center only 12% of the snaps vs 88% out of the gun last year. I need to find the site but after game 4 I tried to look into this. And there was one that listed us at 86% outside of center to 14% under center. Which is about accurate and still under what the Eagles ran last year. Also this jives with what we heard coming into the season. There was an interview or PC where Miles Sanders said this offensive system is going to look a lot like what they ran in Philly. The eagles outside the “tush push” formation, rarely lineup under center. Now Personnel wise. Eagles OL compared to ours is like comparing our WRs with Theilen to Miami and Tyreek Hill. Eagles have 1 of the top 3 OLs in the NFL while ours is bottom 2. And if you aren’t winning in the trenches you aren’t winning ball games no matter the QB

They’re awful all around Pass blocking is absolutely dog poo 2.4 second avg was right at a entire full second avg less than what the Texans gave up this weekend. and run game has been the most suprising because that was the whole entire perceived strength coming into the year. But they’re getting whipped. Then all the Penalties. It’s like Byron Bell all over again. It has to be the scheme. Has to be. Because this big a drop off a cliff is crazy. Then this goes back to Fitty. Knowing you are going to a knew scheme and you have guys who fit the other scheme that may not be perfect fits. Why didn’t you do a better job in FA and draft in finding depth guys who fit this system that could push these guys or take a spot due to fit. it’s like there was zero communication with the staff and the front office of what the he11 was going on. dropped the ball really badly this offseason with FA and mid rd picks

Can absolutely tell you that because all the statistics and the film tell you that. and that was was just for 1st down. now I’m not sure if they don’t account for the pistol as being in shotgun. reality regardless. He isn’t lining up any differently than a lot of teams do in 2023 Im sorry it doesn’t fit what You Want it to say. But facts are facts Jack.

1 in FA and 1 in the draft probably with our 1st pick (unless a top OL is available)

Came here to post this right now. DJ Johnson and Barno are our only edge rushers under contract for 2024. So we’ll see what we got.

https://www.nfeloapp.com/nfl-power-ratings/nfl-team-tendencies/ yes that one was just 1st down. im trying to find the other ones that listed the full snaps teams are moving heavier and heavier to shotgun https://www.the33rdteam.com/category/analysis/nfl-teams-moving-out-from-under-cenet-riding-shotgunnfl-teams-riding-shotgun/

Sorry to burst your bubble but it is. just because it doesn’t fit your narrative doesn’t mean it isn’t true

This years pct

Indy ran Shotgun just over 75% of the time Philly ran it 88% of snaps last year. which actually is a higher pct then what we’re running believe it or not.

Chark and Xavier Woods missed the walkthrough for a 2nd straight day. we’re 48 hours from our next game

Here’s the thing. It’s still a team sport. We cried bitched and moaned on here during the Cam era that even the top guys can’t overcome bad OL play. Then add no weapons to top. And Cam was built like a Greek God with every tool out there. So we shouldn’t be backpedaling that stance with a rookie if you like him or not personally (a lot care more about being able claim their right from this past draft than team success). It is what it is. Even the best player in the game couldn’t overcome it. After Mahomes got the sh!t kicked out of him in 2020. KC spent every FA and draft asset they had on OL that offseason

Didn’t he just throw 5ints the other week? also helps when you have Terry McLaurin to throw to. Oh, and Dotson as you number 2 and Curtis Samuel as your number 3