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I cannot for the life of me remember a time when that has EVER worked in our favor

That scary ass decision to not go for it on 4th down has set the tone. We are playing scared AF. Running stupid zone, rushing only 3, etc. Sh*t is weak.

WTF is this scary ass sh*t?

That's assuming we don't make it

Playing scared against Brady (no matter how old he is) is a recipe for failure.

Stop. Getting PTSD of the Saints screening us to death and us doing nothing about it.

Wait a minute, wasn't Carr the whole reason Adams came to Las Vegas in the first place? And Carr might not even be on the team next year. Yikes.

I think Wilks' job comes down to these last two games and how we perform. Both of our upcoming opponents are BAD teams.

Rhule came in, shooed away Panther legends, tried to erase the Panther culture of keep pounding, all in only 3 years. Worst HC in NFL history.

Knowing the Panthers, we'll win this game and then lose the following week to the Saints lol

I think you're missing the point. We are only running our offense like this because Wilks inherited the remains of Rhule's constructed team. He doesn't even has his own hand picked coaches. But despite all that, he's still willing to learn and adjust on the fly and applying it a week later (as seen with all the misdirection and motion we hadn't seen in weeks prior). Wilks is doing a hell of a job considering the circumstances. Now, does that mean he is the one that will lead us to a superbowl? Who knows. But he is showing signs of a good coach that can catch up to what the league is doing.

We have to keep James Campen at all costs. He was my FAVORITE coaching signing in the offseason. Dude is proven as an elite offensive line coach.

I found a quote from Wilks after the game that I REALLY liked, because it shows he actually pays attention to what's happening around the league and applies it. That quote alone tells me 2 things. 1) He's looking around the league at what teams are doing and applying it to better his team. That's a great sign of a coach willing to adapt. 2) He's not stuck in a certain mindset that "players just have to execute". He's trying new things and adding wrinkles WELL INTO the season. For an interim coach, that's impressive.

Yep. All those 20-30 yard runs we were having will magically get called back by some mysterious holding call that won't be replayed by the broadcast. Then, every 3rd down the Bucs don't get, a magical defensive holding call will grant them a new set of downs. This will happen multiple times this game. Then when we finally sack Brady, a roughing the passer will be called. We've all seen this story before with the Panthers.

Yep, this Bucs team is BAD. So whatever happens win or lose, we deserve it.

Man. Can you imagine the Cowboy refs in the playoffs?

If Horn is out for season, this season is a wrap tbh. We've seen what happened when we didn't have Henderson last week, and now we lose our best CB? Yeah, that would be it for us unfortunately. Horn's starting to become injury prone.

I DON'T like that call though. You have them on their heels. Go for the first down.

He has really come into his own this year. He's played decent all year.

Wow. We REALLY missed Henderson last week huh?

What a fuggin pass. GREAT protection on an all out blitz too

Shi Smith almost single handily turned this game around

Good fuggin drive to end the half tbh

Difference between DJ and Terrace right there

That drive was kept alive because Marshall made a big boy catch we haven't seen in a WHILE.