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I would argue the Panthers org didn't plan on going 1-15 and securing the #1 overall pick when they went into that season. That wasn't a bad team around Clausen. Clausen was just that bad and Fox didn't give a fug.
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probably. But he was only an OC running a practice in college. And Rhule has only run college teams. Same for the DC. and I don't think college teams put the same emphasis on things as the pros. I mean, Rhule, Brady, etc are all going to have growing pains that apply to them. I mean, that's normal. I don't think we should be overly sensitive because Teddy might of pointed out a legit criticism as he tries to deflect from his failure here. Ron even commented it was a clear mistake not to have a prior HC on staff when he tried to get things rolling in the NFL. I think it is a safe bet our green staff has learned they did some things wrong in year 1. That should be expected.
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Jake Delhomme
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I agree. The arm being shot is the question. Even if Cam fell behind last year after COVID and couldn't keep up with what NE wanted....it doesn't explain how painful and ugly the ball looked at times coming out.
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the NE team is going to be custom fit for Cam to have success though this year. All depends on how his body holds up. But Cam is clearly going to get a shot and NE is going to have a real team around him this time.
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I wouldn't of put money on 89 embarrassing us either....yet it happened. If Cam has one really good Cam left in him....I'd call the Carolina the one that has the best odds though. 89 got us. Ron got us. One guy left.
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yep, Manning Jr also has a lot to do with my Horn hesitation going in. Manning Jr only worked playing a certain way. He couldn't adjust and find success playing different.
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Cam would have high odds for blood and guts volume 2. 89 wasn't even good that season he put the nail in the coffin and told us to go mow his lawn....keep it clean. I think as Panther fans, we have to hope for Mac.
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2 QBs threw for 4000 yards in 2003. Almost half the league had a QB that did it in 2020. It's a passing league now. You could to do things to WRs in 2003 that you can't do today. I'd call 89's collective 2003 an amazing year. His 2003 postseason is one of the best all time by a WR. Top 5. It wasn't just playing well. 2003 was the birth of agent 89.
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I love me some Dan Morgan. Very underrated. But Luke is on another level IMO.
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But then you could ask the question....of how much more production could those guys of had in 2003 if they played with present day rules. I mean Ricky Manning Jr was star on that 2003 team because you were still allowed to maul WRs.
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why they got to put Sam in tier 6 and 7? They couldn't throw us a bone and just have it be only tier 7?
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Yeah, I know Teddy's shortcomings. It is why I didn't want him and wasn't excited about him. I was the dude lobbying for PJ Walker all season. I also think Teddy came off bad. Thought he came off bad while here. He never took stuff on the chin like a Cam Newton did and still does. It's why Belichick brought Cam back. All that said.... I still think he brought up something noteworthy about Joe Brady in year 1 as an OC. I would hope in year 2 the practice reps amp up in that department. We do sound light there. And we definitely looked weak there.
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I think TB came off bad. I don't really blame him that much. I don't think we have handled departures well under Tepper. but I do think Joe Brady has a lot of room to grow...despite already being impressive. And maybe his hands were tied. Not a normal offseason. No preseason. Maybe it was a choice he knowingly made that they were better off focusing more time on getting the overall offense down in such a weird year.
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But in fairness, he didn't say they never practiced it. Just that it was noteworthy how little they devoted to it vs elsewhere in the NFL. 2 minute, redzone and short yardage were areas from watching that stood out as problems for an offense that overall was schemed pretty dang well.
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So...we will just ignore the fact other players had to pick their jaws off the floor when they heard our schedule and time dedicated to the 2 minute/redzone? Teddy is definitely trying to deflect some. I just think that sounds like a legit critique of a first year OC mixed in with it.
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I mean, he definitely is sour... but that doesn't mean he can't speak some truth. We certainly looked like a team that went light in 2 minute and redzone reps/practice.
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I got the 2015 > 2003 team. Vick was a different nightmare than Cam though. Two totally different runners. 2003 John Fox would have had a pretty nasty front to rough Cam up with though. They would have better odds of putting some pain on Cam.
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yep, 2003 was the best roster we have ever put together IMO. 2015 was the best team simply because the of the ceiling the superstars provided. It also highlights how QB impactful a stud QB is....Cam goes 17-1 in 2015. A Kyle Allen type probably goes 5-11 with the same roster.
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2003 would beat the 2015 (17-1) squad in a head to head like that too. But the 2015 team had the higher ceiling.
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Letting Cam get reps and develop is all that mattered in 2011. If that meant less opportunities for Double Trouble....or anyone else so be it. That's where I think the Jags are. Should be.
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the fact they just landed Trevor adds to critique of it all. First round picks on both the QB and RB this year. And the a pretty good RB already on the roster. The Golden Calf of Bristol would only eat into situational football reps the real players need. Trevor will need all the goal work he can get to develop. I mean if a struggling O was rolling with Alex Smith….then maybe the The Golden Calf of Bristol Hail Mary would be a better argument
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just something I historically hate. Part of the reason Cam's debut was historic.....was there was no film on him or the Panthers. New staff. New QB. Our opponents went in blind by NFL standards. I mean you could study college Cam. Chud elsewhere. Ron an unknown. Vanilla preseason. But it's all guess work vs normal NFL prep/game planning. Sam got 4 wins his rookie seasons. One of those was week 1. It's just my preference to play a game we have the smallest odds to win week 1 and not one we should win.
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it's the worst matchup on the schedule in terms of game planning and scheming for an opponent. It's all guess work. New staff on both sides of the ball. New QB.