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CPantherKing

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  1. That's the Evero defensive play calls we all know and love. He has the players to make plays, but he hangs them out to cover in his patented bend, buckle, break defense
  2. I think its the Panthers against the league office in NYC for the remainder of he season and post-season
  3. He's trusting Evero when he makes that 4th and 1 call with a QB who can't QB sneak
  4. I'm sure having a tiny QB who can't QB sneak or power for a 1st down on 3rd down when he runs has nothing to do with missing on that series
  5. No Saint even played Bryce on that 4th and 1. Bryce shouldn't be in if you never sneak him
  6. Canales has control of the game. Just need players to keep it clean.
  7. Check the route and the hitch on the All 22 later. Watch what Coker had to do to keep the DB from getting to the spot. The throw was to a spot like a jump ball. 3 star HS QBs do that all the time
  8. Bryce lobbed it to a spot. Coker had to lean on the DBs shoulder with his hand to slow him down as the DB tracked the ball
  9. These receivers are having to push off the DBs. Coker saved that underthrown pass. That was up for grabs
  10. Another bad pass should have been a pick 6. Bryce is off today. Get it together!
  11. Seeing people defend a back shoulder slant in the redzone is ridiculous. I'm glad that's not an INT. Bryce has been throwing behind receivers a few times today. They're going to get intercepted at some point if Bryce doesn't correct that
  12. So hitting the receiver on a redzone slant in the chest near the back shoulder with a trailing DB is a catch that must always be made? Did you want receivers to stop on a dime on a slant with a trailing DB and do a pirouette? A slant is not a comeback route. When a QB makes that throw behind a slant, be glad the receiver kept the DB from getting an INT
  13. If you think Bryce is throwing better balls than Shough, you are bias. Shough is throwing ropes to spots on his receiver can make a play on the ball. Marino/Bledsoe type throws
  14. Bryce throwing blind slants in the redzone from the pocket is definitely high risk gambling
  15. Asking a WR to comeback to attack a ball on a slant in the redzone is just next level protecting a QB from his bad throw
  16. That pass was behind the receiver on a slant. When is that ever a good pass? QBs are lucky those don't get picked. A DB like Horn would have picked that
  17. TMac was open for a TD. Bad pass placement that let the defender get in on it. Throw it in front of TMac with his wingspan. Lead him
  18. Bryce with another bad throw from the pocket. He can't locate his receivers unless they role him out
  19. They have to role Bryce out. The Saints are jamming the passing lanes from the pocket and hiding bracket defenders to jump TMac and XLs routes
  20. They have him bracketed and trying to lure Bryce to throw to him. Issue isn't TMac getting open. It's Bryce doubting where the defenders are hiding. He can't see with his passing lanes crowded.
  21. Bryce has been gun shy. He's staying away from throwing to the zone where he can't see possible hidden defenders trying to get him to throw to TMac
  22. What kind of defensive play call was that near the goalline? Do they think we have LBs like Kuechly and safeties like Polamalu? Why is Derrick Brown anchoring the line there? He's a great 34 DE, but he's always been below average against the run from the inside to keep the offense from getting a gain. That's why we have Bobby Brown.
  23. Takes more than consistency to be a franchise QB. Minimum is 3 years of consistency to be on a path for a failed franchise QB that is held on to for 5+ years and never gets you to championship games or is in the MVP race. We want a Delhomme or Newton at least. May even take a Collins. We don't need a QB worse than a Kordell Stewart or Alex Smtih. Those QBs are easy to find and don't cost you a fortune.
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