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Official Panthers at Dolphins Playoff Push GameDay thread
hepcat replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
Y’all are still watching the game? Why? -
Official Panthers at Dolphins Playoff Push GameDay thread
hepcat replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
He probably took himself out of the game because the playcalling is running him into brick walls. -
Official Panthers at Dolphins Playoff Push GameDay thread
hepcat replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
Don’t even worry about it and go enjoy the rest of your day. I shut it off and I already feel better -
Need an NFL caliber coaching staff. Just not fun being a fan of this team anymore. Last gasp to sign Cam was too little too late.
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I can’t take another season of this. Worst coached team in the NFL.
hepcat replied to hepcat's topic in Carolina Panthers
I have it on Red Zone. Have fun watching this trash team lose to the Dolphins. Season is over. -
Official Panthers at Dolphins Playoff Push GameDay thread
hepcat replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
Ugly game -
Official Panthers at Dolphins Playoff Push GameDay thread
hepcat replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
DJ was responsible for Robby Anderson getting his skull rocked in the Atlanta game for running a lazy route. Did the team already tell him he’s not getting a contract extension? Does he just not completely care about football? -
Lol Hoskins already making more of an impact than Brown has all year. Bunch of fat lazy f*cks.
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I can’t take another season of this. Worst coached team in the NFL.
hepcat replied to hepcat's topic in Carolina Panthers
This team could be a playoff team with the talent they have and a competent NFL caliber coaching staff -
I can’t take another season of this. Worst coached team in the NFL.
hepcat replied to hepcat's topic in Carolina Panthers
DJ dropping balls just shows where the players heads are at. No fire being lit under them by the coaching staff. No accountability. -
Official Panthers at Dolphins Playoff Push GameDay thread
hepcat replied to Zod's topic in Carolina Panthers
I’ve got a really bad feeling about this game -
Can’t help but wonder how much that concussion has impacted his development. Darnold lead him into a skull rattling hit.
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Dolphins 27 Panthers 23 Panthers dominate the first half jumping out to a 17-7 lead at halftime. Dolphins have a huge second half and pull away late with the Panthers only scoring 6 points off FGs in the second half.
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I’m pretty sure we’re losing today. The Dolphins aren’t as bad as their record. The Panthers IMO are worse than their record
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5 plays analyzed from WFT game worth the watch
hepcat replied to raleigh-panther's topic in Carolina Panthers
Defensive gap integrity is one of the biggest issues on the defense. Snow’s college formations use these stunts and tricks to fill gaps. If you can’t beat your man one on one and the opponents just body guys up one on one it’s a disaster for run defense -
All I’m gonna say is it has 5 different types of cheese and includes bacon
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Today I am brining our 15lb bird. Brand new roasting pan to bake that bad boy tomorrow. My scalloped potatoes are legendary in my family. Along with my scratch made green bean casserole. I even fry my own onion strips. Sweet potato casserole and pecan pie made by my wife. Other trimmings and fixings I don’t know about yet. My favorite holiday!
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No ones talking about our next game....
hepcat replied to cardiackat88.'s topic in Carolina Panthers
When you lose to Washington it’s always depressing -
It’s the gap integrity that fails in Phil Snow’s scheme when teams have an offensive line that can block guys man on man and win. In a Rivera style defense at least in the earlier days with Star and KK, you could stop the run with gap integrity and good linebacker play because of the more traditional alignments, even against a good offensive line that bodied them up. Now the Phil Snow defense relies more on gimmicks, weird alignments, and stunts to put guys in position to make a play in the run game and to fill the gaps. It leaves big wide open holes for 10 yard games when your d-line doesn’t outright win at the point of attack and puts an offensive lineman on a linebacker a lot of the time. Snow’s defense has worked great at stopping some zone run teams, and teams with inferior offensive linemen that could be beat one on one. Against teams that run the ball well with straight man on man blocking like Dallas or Minnesota the results were absolutely horrendous. Washington and New England had a similar strategy to great success. The blueprint is out there, but luckily not all teams have the offensive lineman to pull it off. The Panthers D-line will win against some teams.
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Oooo wee Derrick Brown is not working out now is he
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They said they saw Darnold as a "rookie" so maybe that is true, and I mean I get the gamble to trade for Darnold since it worked out with Tannehill getting away from Adam Gase. Problem is Tannehill showed a lot more promise on the Dolphins than Darnold ever showed on the Jets. And if you're going to get a pure boom or bust prospect like Darnold you have to hedge your bet with a veteran QB like an Andy Dalton orRyan Fitzpatrick, or just draft a rookie QB.
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We haven’t been this bad ever. Our record shows it.
hepcat replied to Cdparr7's topic in Carolina Panthers
dude even bringing back Cam is kind of depressing. I love Cam and I'm glad we get to se him play for the Panthers again, but the steps it took to get to the point of bringing him back are so depressing that it's hard to keep up that excitement unless the team magically turns around and makes the playoffs -
Their failure to roll the dice on a rookie QB makes me wonder if Joe Brady was the one that was hesitant to work with a rookie. Maybe his lack of experience made him want to work with a QB that already had some experience. I don't know. But it doesn't make any sense. Especially in the 2021 draft when you had two QB prospects that were worthy of the pick.
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The biggest problem with the Panthers the last 2+ years is the mismanagement of the QB position plain and simple. I'm not sure if that boils down to Tepper or the current coaching staff but the failure is on both. A franchise QB allows you to compete even with a sub par roster or coaching staff, and it opens the draft up to pick the best player on the board. But until you find that franchise QB, you have to keep throwing sh*t at the wall until something sticks. The Panthers were not doing a good job of that. Signing a guy like Teddy Bridgewater was a move that should have been paired with drafting a QB even if it was in the late rounds. Bridgewater was a failure but they didn't learn from their mistake and traded for another bad QB in Sam Darnold and passed on a few viable QB prospects in Justin Fields and Mac Jones. The most mind numbing decision was drafting a cornerback in the top 10 which is a luxury position to pick that high in the draft for a team searching for a franchise QB. So I can't tell you where the failure lies exactly but there's plenty of blame to go around for the failures at QB. That have all lead to bringing Cam back to save their jobs and keep the fanbase from eviscerating them for their ineptitude and stupidity.
