mav1234
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Absolutely nobody open...
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Marshall actually shoulda caught that ball, wow edit: ofc getting hit kinda makes that harder but it still hit him in the hands lol
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Wow, what has gotten into Darnold
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Alright Darnold, the defense got you the ball back, time to make this a one score game
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What was that idiot 3rd down play
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Ridiculous
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yeah definitely, the fact it is this close with how bad it has felt we've played is a testament to the fact a good coach could turn this around imo
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so are some of the fans in this thread, heh.
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If Wilks is the man for the job, this is exactly the kind of game to show it. What had been working isn't, time to adjust.
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I don't understand that playcall on 3rd down Edit: may be Darnold not throwing it fast enough actually - at first looked like slow developing routes but I think that may not be the case
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He struggles to read the field imo.
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he can only do so much. tho I was expecting Darnold to be our let down here...
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agree for sure - but let's also let this game finish - isn't looking good, but plenty of game time left.
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Steve Wilks has proved he has what it takes to be HC
mav1234 replied to Verge's topic in Carolina Panthers
Haha Wilks only knows DBs okay... Whatever man. I don't think Wilks is some savant but lol. It's crazy how angry this is making you. I've never said McAdoo knows less than Wilks about the offensive. The opposite, lol, just read my fuging post in response to yours a page ago where I said that hahaha. The reason I'm responding is you keep acting like a bigger and bigger ass with more insults. Interesting that when pointed out with your own initial mistakes you say you "explained" aka corrected aka you made a mistake in your intial post. All good bud, glad we're on the same page and Wilks knows something about the offensive side of the ball The best part of this is we probably agree pretty closely on how much Wilks has to do with the offense lol -
He hasnt played 17 this season yet.
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Depends if you start in CJs first season where he wasn't good enough to see the field yet (unlike Burns), where yes Burns has more. Starting in the second tho, no, but Burns earned his starting job earlier... Because he was better. As to stopping the run, CJ definitely was good there... By his mid career. Let's see what Burns becomes.
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Other stats of CJ vs Burns - and this is NOT to knock Charles Johnson, who was great for us... Charles Johnson by the end of his 4th year: 89 solo tackles, 23 TFLs, 36 QB hits, 21.5 (I miscounted and can't edit anymore) sacks. Brian Burns, still in his 4th year: 113 solo tackles, 39 TFL, 73 QB hits, 36 sacks Like ok, Burns' potential trade aside, hard to argue that kind of production and esp. clear growth isn't worth his draft position.
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ok fair I shouldn't bother but...
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uh what? Johnson after 4 seasons in the league: 20.5 sacks Burns after 4 seasons in the league (with 4 games still to go): 36 Even if you talk about only counting years once they both started playing every game (since CJ barely played his rookie year), Burns is still up (36 vs 30.5)... But keep in mind this itself is an indication of productvity and development... CJ at 24 was 15.5 sacks behind Burns at 24.
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Steve Wilks has proved he has what it takes to be HC
mav1234 replied to Verge's topic in Carolina Panthers
Your first post said "[Wilks] has zero knowledge of offensive football." Then it was "Ok, he knows a little, but McAdoo knows more." Then it was, "The reason Wilks has had any success is because of McAdoo and Holcomb. [Wilks isn't some] ultra multitasking HC." I never said he was ... multitasking as an OC, or knew more than the OC, or whatever. My point in every post has been this: Wilks knows more than "zero" about an NFL offense. As is the cast for most HCs, he likely has a vision that he works with his coordinators to implement. You're the one that called me an idiot and whatever else just for replying to you. I clearly struck a nerve, which is pretty funny, given I've never had a problem admitting when I was wrong here before. I wouldn't now. I agree - and always have - that Wilks is going to need a good OC to have any sustained success. Doesn't mean I agree he "has zero knowledge of offensive football." -
Burns... Hasn't been a resounding success? What? I understand thinking we shoulda traded him but how you can call him unsuccessful here as a draft pick is beyond me .
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Steve Wilks has proved he has what it takes to be HC
mav1234 replied to Verge's topic in Carolina Panthers
Not to mention in the NFL going on a 6 game winning streak is hard no matter the opponents... -
It's very possible we don't draft a QB, but if we do not, we are probably going to bring in a veteran bridge QB (honestly likely regardless). Trading up doesn't really factor in as much as lack of productivity in the previous preseason and his injury IMO in terms of factors contributing to how the team views him next year. He will be here, but it won't change any moves they make at QB either way.
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Steve Wilks has proved he has what it takes to be HC
mav1234 replied to Verge's topic in Carolina Panthers
Snake arguing with himself, in three posts: "[Wilks] has zero knowledge of offensive football." "He may have some understanding of offenses" "You idiot don't you read posts he's not some mastermind!" What's so funny about this is if your stance is, "he knows about NFL offenses but not enough to run an offense and needs an OC to do that," we agree! I just disagreed with your initial *unqualified* statement that he has zero knowledge of offensive football. But I like I struck a nerve and now I understand the bag wearing a bit better. Edit: and having a coordinator doesn't mean "zero knowledge" either.