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The Worst Offense in the NFL

Mol3m4n

By Mol3m4n,
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Jaguars: 

Cam Newton >>>>>>>>> Chad Henne

D-Will > Stewart = Gerhart 

Shorts > Cotchery/Benjamin

Olsen >>> Lewis

Jags O-line = Panthers O-line

 

Browns:

Cam Newton >>>>>>> Brian Hoyer

D-Will > Stewart > Tate 

Cotchery/KB >> Andrew Hawkins

Olsen = Cameron

Browns O-line >> Panthers O-line

 

Raiders:

Cam Newton >>>> Matt Schaub 

D-Will > MJD = Stewart > DMC

James Jones > Cotchery/KB 

Olsen >>>>> Ausberry

Raiders O-line = Panthers O-line

 

Jets:

Cam Newton >>>>> Geno Smith (Despite what Squirrel might say)

D-Will > Johnson = Stewart 

Decker > Cotchery/KB > Hill

Olsen > Cumberland 

Jets O-line >> Panthers O-line

 

Dolphins:

Cam Newton >>> Ryan Tannehill

D-Will > Stewart > Miller 

Wallace/Hartline > Cotchery/KB

Olsen > Clay (close though)

Panthers O-line >> Dolphins O-line

 

But yeah, whatever you want to say ESPN/BR/-entershitnetworkhere-

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On paper we have the worse OL and WR corp. Our WR unit haven't played a season together yet, so no one knows what we have. Plus, all the guys we picked up were at best #3s for the team they came from.

 

Did you actually watch WR group from last year?

 

They were all awful, dropping critical passes, not getting separation or coming back to the ball on the regular. They had to go. 

 

This is what the national press doesn't know. Anything would have been an improvement. 

 

It's like when the national press says the "Carolina run game is their strength". That's the farthest thing from the truth, as the Carolina run games has been very inconsistent the past 2 seasons. Take Cam of the team, and they look quite pedestrian. 

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I wonder if some teams through owners that own other companies purchase more advertising get their teams talked about more on espn?

Sent from my XT1080 using CarolinaHuddle mobile app

Its Bleacher Report...not ESPN....or did I miss something?
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