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I didn't see anything with the Saints to write home about. They got old man Cameron Jordan they don't have an elite pass rush. They are really good on the 2nd and 3rd level with linebackers and secondary. What you saw was Dennis Allen do a masterful job of confusing our rookie Qb, showing man to man fronts but really zone defense. They are good but they played two bad offenses so far.

When I heard that CJ Stroud quote about him bring a football player and not a test taker. I said uh oh Panthers might be making a mistake, this kid got some dawg in him. If GPA and IQ won football games Harvard and Yale would dominate Ohio State and Alabama.

Cam rookie season he threw for over 400 yards against Green Bay and we got our butt kicked. But the NFL was on notice this wasn't the Jimmy Pickles Panthers anymore.

Alot of it has to do with Reich's playcalling, he kept trying to play in front of the sticks, I guess he doesnt fully trust Young. The announcers kept mentioning now would be a time to take a shot, and he kept calling safe screen passes and runs up the middle that netted no yards. So the end result we were behind the sticks anyway.

I agree if you going to go down, go down swinging like the Colts did with Manning. Like we did with Newton. This timidness is what produces Sam Donald's of the NFL not perennial probowlers

He's been better are on par with Beason who was highly overrated by this fan base.

It's bogus. We finished with a better record than Saints and Falcons last season. The division came down to us and Tampa. We leap frogged the Falcons and Saints to get the #1 overall draft pick, players of that caliper are meant to be franchise changing Cam Newton, Julius Peppers good. Not saying Byrce can't become that but how did we become worse and in rebuilding mode, but the Saints and Falcons with less draft capital seemingly got better in one off-season. I don't want to hear anything about coaching continuity should have kept Wilks then.

Hill was making plays all over the field, once he came in, just like he was doing in preseason. Even sacked Carr on a crucial 3rd and 2 play.

This is what's concerning to me, he's going to have to be the reincarnate of Drew Brees for this to work. Kyle Murray is small but you better not let him hit that corner or he's gone. He's going to need to be able to dictate to defenses presnap to make up for his physical limitations and right now the defenses are dictating to him.

Luvu exist and many others on the defensive side of the ball.

We've faced Atlanta who had the #3 rushing attack last season and have gotten even better. Bijan ran for a 170 plus yards against Green Bay alone. Tyson Hill I don't care what anyone says is Cam-lite in those short yardage situations with his ability to pass and size when he gets moving. If we could sustain some drives and not allow teams to just pound on us for 4th quarters and actually put pressure on them to score some points, our defense and pash rush would look even better.

I'm afraid the Panthers front office has the same football acumen as some of the posters. Rhule sure did, getting rid of Bridgewater after the one season, the only reason were even competitive that season and he and his offensive guru Brady were being crowed about. To becoming a laughing stock onward. If we get rid of Burns now after saying no to the Rams trade and sending Moore to Chicago just turn the GM position over to AI see what it can do.

Yea I didn't understand the lack of Hubbard this week. He was in mostly on 3rd downs and obviously passing plays, the great receiver that he is. Exciting to see if Cohen is back. Definitely will be an adding boost to this offense.

The defense is fun to watch. They get after it, kind of get worn down in the 4th quarter due to the offense ineptness but Evero has that side of the ball humming.

I agree it was pretty much a more expensive lateral move by ditching Foreman. But the Panthers ran the ball well last week. This week was a different story and may continue to trend that way of defense coordinators start crowding the box and daring the Panthers to beat them on the outside which we haven't shown we can do yet.

A one handed catch, great concentration, but many a receivers have made similar catches. https://youtube.com/shorts/Tvrvyxyopcs?si=Vo27g-CrQ4l6ps4F

https://youtu.be/WL2P3Vl8yMI?si=TE3L7sR2gjZiIa9d

Yes I do. But first the Qb has to make the throws. I don't think we have the best tandems of receivers in the league, but it's not the worst either. I'm on the record as saying I think it's more of the playcalling than it is Byrce. 150 yards passing a game so far is not cutting it, that's Sam Donald territory atleast with him we only gave up a 2nd and 4th rd pick for him We traded a 1st rd pick and DJ Moore essentially 2 first round picks if you count where Moore was drafted and his talent level. People clowning the Giants when our offense hasn't looked much better.

This guy knows his football

Not really the play where we finally threw it to Chark was an overthrow but we ended up getting a pass interference call anyway. I was happy that he finally let it loose.

No the defense would actually have to catch the ball and get it nullified by a flag if you want to be accurate in your comparison.

I forget we got saved by a penalty or it would have been 4 turnovers.

We got the defense to beat any of them. The offense is a whole other question.

Sometimes you just have to throw receivers open and give them a chance to make a play. Olave wasn't open on that play when he made that acrobatic catch, but Carr threw it up and gave him a chance. That's what I'm looking to see.