CPantherKing

Seattle was a 3% probability to win the game in 4Q with 8 minutes to go. 3 straight 2 point conversions and a ton of ball bounces, perfect throws, and breaks needed to pull out that win. That was worse than what happened to the Panthers against the Saints with the lead and 11 minutes to go.

Looked like the Seahakws picked the man who was suppose to cover him. I believe 2 routes were designed to pick the defender.

Remind me why the Panthers miss on all these NC university players? I wanted to draft Kobie Turner

We all know the NFL wants a Rodgers - Stafford SB

The jinxed the kicker

Here comes the yellow flag parade at the end of a critical game

Everyone knew the catch was secured and didn't move. That was clear to the entire audience. The only ones who thought it wasn't a catch were in the NYC home office. They knew they'd just offer an apology the next day.

The 4th down play was poor execution by Chuba. He didn't want to get physical like Rico and cut North South to lean on his blocks from Tremble and Ekwonu for half a yard. Also, the 3rd down play before that Bryce audibled out to a QB run and almost got the 1st down was on Chuba for not knowing the play call leading to poor execution. You can see Chuba's confusion when Bryce had to realign him. Then Chuba thought he was getting the handoff and was slow to develop his double team on the DE with Tremble. Then Chuba hesitated on pushing the block and just ran to the sideline making Bryce have to loop around him. This pulled the DE away from Tremble forcing Chuba to chip on the DE late and leaving the safety as a free defender. Chuba was suppose to double down on the DE to let Tremble peel off to the safety. This allows Bryce to set up his run to the inside or outside after the safety commits. You can also see Tremble walk over to talk to Chuba after the play and Chuba shrugs which tells me he didn't know what to do. The audible would have worked on 3rd and the dive would have worked on 4th. The plays were good calls and drawn up well. The question is why was Chuba unprepared for those plays in two critical back to back plays? I like Chuba as a 1st down RB and passing downs, but I have always seen him lacking the power and vision to be a short yardage power back. Chuba didn't come prepared for the Saints game or he was thrown into a position at the 3 spot that he was never prepared for.

Chuba was 3 yards behind the 3 gap. He was lined up weak offset I. It was a 33 dive. Chuba needed to power through off of Ekwonu's block and slip off into the 5 gap where the Tremble had the lane sealed and Rick pulled the LB out of the 5 gap. Here's a visual if you need proof. Chuba did a jump cut laterally to the 2 gap on the right side with unblocked defenders crashing down and went airborne. This is a 33 dive that should have been slipped off the block into the 5 gap. Chuba lacked vision, but you can see Rico and Bryce staring at the intended running lane sealed off by Tremble and Ekwonu. He should have read Ekwonu's block. The blocking and misdirection is NOT set up for the right side. The play worked. Chuba failed to execute on this play. Trust who you want to, but I wouldn't suggest you argue with the video. Anyone telling you this was drawn up to go right with the blocking did not analyze it. They are correct it should have been a called dive, and it was a called dive. This was a weak offset I bringing Tremble in motion from the right to the left.

Tua throwing the game?

Alabama fandom runs deep. They want a QB room of Bryce, Tua, Mac and Jalen.

It was not a poor play call. Rico pulled the LB out of the 5 gap with a sealed running lane. Chuba did a lateral jump cut away from the hole to the right side of the OL. There was an easy 1 to 2 yards if Chuba runs off Ekwonu's block. The play call worked and the defense was moved. Chuba wasn't suppose to jump cut over to the right side with the defense crashing down unblocked from that side. The blocking was set up for the 3 or 5 gap off Ekwonu.

He's been the DC in the SB, but the reason the Jets can't win is because of him or because they traded their defensive leaders in Williams and Gardner for future picks and a rebuild? I am going to side with Wilks, Williams, Gardner, Rodgers, and Wilson for starters and not the ability for the Jets organization to make a proper assessment of their own team.

The standard for stepping up in the pocket is to the point at which the QB can still see over his OL, otherwise, there is no advantage to stepping up in the pocket to read the defense and work through the progressions. If he's stepping up in the pocket at that point, then he's running or looking to the flat for his hot. Ekwonu should be playing guard and Bryce is not an NFL QB for these critical game situations where his limitations are a weakness to the offense.

It wasn't the play calling or the preparation. It was the execution and on field communication in the final 11 minutes of the game with over an 80% win probability. It began on 3rd and short inside the opponents 40. Bryce audibled out to a QB run. TMac was set up for a one on one on the outside. Bryce identified the 6 gap property as the greatest chance of success, but failed to realize Chuba was confused on the audible leading to the blocking break down between Chuba and Tremble on Granderson. They were suppose to double Granderson and Tremble peels off to block the safety allowing Bryce to choose to go to the inside or outside off the double team based on where the safety commits. Chuba also messed up the 4th and 1 with poor vision and not trusting to go off the block of Ekwonu into a sealed running lane for an easy 1 yard gain. Why Chuba thought doing a lateral jump cut to the right side of the line when it was a dive to the left is puzzling.