The NFL Shield At Midfield

Danny Dimes has been an NFL offensive player of the week this month. Nobody should sleep on the Panthers' ability to poo the bed.

I'd give it to Rivera over Fox by a hair tbh. His Super Bowl loss was way worse and he only took us to one conference title game but getting to go to the playoffs three years in a row including the monster run in 2015 was such a breath of fresh air. But yeah in general they're the exact same style of coach with Rivera being modestly more flexible. Which isn't saying much admittedly.

I bet Fox would rather go 0-16 his way and get fired than start a rookie Cam Newton in 2011. Maybe I'm getting my events mixed up here but iirc he brought in Brian St. Pierre and started him on like a week's prep against the Ravens to give Hurney the finger over drafting Clausen against his wishes.

That dude's life is dedicated to shitting on everybody who isn't Marty Hurney. He used to write paper bricks about how we'd rue the day we let Gary fuging Barnidge go because of that fluke Pro Bowl year he had in Cleveland when he was like 30.

Even if the game was at BOA it would be like a road game anyway. I was at the game in 2018 with the Gano 63 yarder and it was 50/50 at best. They were louder than the home fans and talking poo the entire time too.

On that note, props to everyone who read that thread about the "best practice yet" last week and knew exactly what was about to happen.

We seem to be turning into the NFL's community get-right game, so not really

I'm just glad we don't have Darnold on a blockbuster 7 year contract with a huge cap figure

Anderson is a sunk cost. Just fuging bench him and deal with the cap hit.

Reddick has been a steal

Anderson just needs to be benched. Put Marshall in as WR2.

Trade Robbie now for whatever you can get for him. He doesn't give a fug.

If Chuba doesn't get tripped up he's still running. OL making some decent lanes

lol "Unchained" combined with the chain gang making a measurement. Good poo.

If not for the pressure that's a walk-in TD for Jefferson

Alright we needed that after such an inauspicious start. OL created a nice lane for Hubbard to walk in.

This defense is a fast, hard hitting, nasty unit that wants to separate you from the ball. You love to see it.

They're testing us on the outside early.

I was one of those people who was like "Darnold makes good decisions when he doesn't have pressure" lol didn't take long for that to change

So should we just deactivate Anderson or what. He obviously feels a need to force it to him.

I knew we were in trouble when he had no pressure and was just dancing behind the line. I didn't know he'd throw a horrible pick but man you have to protect the ball, especially if you can call your shot and you won't get hit.

Defense bowed up in a horrible situation

Seriously just fuging chuck it in the general direction of DJ. He was coming open and at worst it's an arm punt. Like I'm not an NFL quarterback obviously but that was just awful.

PJ Walker sucks too

Defense is clearly the strength of this team