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I bet you had to google that. BTW guards are on the INSIDE. And there was no pressure even as he turned to run into his RT who also had his man blocked.

That guard never hurried PJ. A pressure is a hurry, hit or sack. PJ fled a clean pocket that was NOT collapsing.

PJ doesn't see that because he has already turned to run. Sorry that guard is a mile away, PJ was no where near him and the guard never got close. The commentator said OUTSIDE pressure, so guards are OUTSIDE now? Which is it? The guard who never got close, or the outside? When you watch it realtime, PJ flees a clean pocket. The sheer hatred for our offensive linemen is fascinating.

If find it fascinated that people who claim to care about line play spend all their time ripping on our offensive line, even when they perform.

Watch the play, he's not beat. The GUARD NEVER COMES CLOSE. He's tries to spin and is driven inside. By the say the commentator said OUTSIDE pressure. So is he right or isn't he?

I thought PJ did good on Sunday. Lets not go overboard.

Ju PJ is taking off right here. I'm not sure what exactly you want. But the commentator said it, so it must be true.

I just trying not to get personal. I'm sure these are good people volunteering their time.

I'm still laughing as I type.

I wrote a whole rant here in response to this with links to posts and back-and-forth's and derailed threads that I myself have participated in, but I've thought better of it. Suffice it to say, I disagree with your assessment. I'm going to leave it at that.

Terrace kept looking back, if he just would have turned on the jets, they probably wouldn't have closed gap.

Which pass attempt was a pressure? I'm not saying it wasn't, but which one are you referring to? PJ sometimes fled a clean pocket that was still holding. I'm not saying our O line was awesome, but the way people talk around here and considering we sacked, hit, and FF on the Colts who are considered to have a good line, I think our line was decent yesterday. It certainly deserves some kudos from people calling them trash.

I loved it. All kinds of grace for whatever slip ups he had in the booth. I think its a good omen that he's there and its just great to have him back in the Panther family where he belongs. Good OP.

Amen. PIE

Rhule said arm length. Moton does have the higher ceiling and LT is the blind side so if it works out, it is the better scenerio. BC gave up no sacks yesterday, his first performance in the NFL in 2 new positions. Yes it was against 2s an 3s, but had he not looked good, it would be a red flag. No complaints here for yesterdays performance.

If it was me, I'd just put BC at LT and had left Moton at RT. I think their wingspan requirement for LT is an old coaches tale that isn't supported by data, and if it is, its self fulfilling. If it works out, I'm find with the switch, but it wouldn't had been my play.

BC looked pretty good yesterday playing both LG and RT, 95% of the snaps. Scott was not at his best. If this is what Scott has been like at practice, I see the same as you, BC moves to 2. He may have had an off day. We'll have to see.

I should add LIttle to the list. Yes I know, I know. But Scott took 14 snaps, didn't have his best day, and LIttle took 33.

BC was playing LG. 1st one was RT Monteiro, the second was LT Ivey, and third was everyone but the center, so the center had the snap wrong.

Nice. They really plugged the hole. Zylstra got shoved across the field but manage to block just enough to let Chuba bump it outside.

The guy hustled that's for sure. I didn't notice any penalties either. Thats the way I like it, an offensive line that I don't notice.

One note, I'm not talking all mods. Some of them are still fans. There that should trigger somebody.