Cam throws 6 TD's?

[Mr Mojo Risin]

Lol that would involve shula to actually try and score tds. Shula would much rather play for the FG

[LinvilleGorge]

By comparison, that '02 Bucs Super Bowl team:

#24 in yardage, #18 in total points

 

 

[LA_Panther]

6 passing TDs -  In November

[SOJA]

Throwing 6 tds is historically very hard to do, this year has been all sorts of flukey

[rmoneyg35]

Ben did it twice and Rodgers did it today too, do you think Cam could do it during his career?

Cam not only doesn't have the passing ability Big Ben or Rodgers has but also lacks the weapons so no:

[Davidson Deac II]

They were still a top 10 offense last year.  #10 in the league in yardage, #9 in total points, and #8 in yardage per play to be exact.  And they did score 43 points in the Super Bowl.  It's not like they won with defense, all defense, and nothing but defense like the Bucs and Ravens Super Bowl teams of old.

 

I agree.  Seattle also ran the ball a lot.  They were second in attempts per game for the league.  They threw it relatively few times.  The only team that threw it less than Seattle was the team that they beat in the NFC championship game.  Of course, one of the reasons Seattle ran it so much was that they were usually ahead in the 4th qtr, so they ran it a lot to run out the clock.  And Wilson probably turned a few passes per game into running attempts. But the point remains that teams can still win by running the ball well, and playing good defense.  Seattle did it, the Giants did it, and we could do it.  Just have to get the right combination of players and maybe coaches.

 

Regarding Tampa, if memory serves, they were more of a passing team, using short passes to control the tempo instead of the run game.   

[Brooklyn Bully]

Zero chance.

[CPantherKing]

Cam would throw for 6 an run for 2 with the right offensive philosophy.

As long as you tie yourself to injured RBs and a horrible OL, you have no shot at that.

The Panthers open the first quarter running the ball 70% of the time. They apparently do not understand math, because you will have to compensate for that in the second or third quarter by airing the ball out almost every play. Teams who open up the first quarter running the ball 70% of the time lose 85% of the time. And most of those wins were back in the 1920s.

So don't pin it on the players when the coaches set them up to fail.

[pantherclaw]

Not anytime soon.

[teeray]

Sure. Why not. Hope he does it tonight

[PanthersClinic]

Maybe six pick sixes in a game.

[Car123]

Maybe six pick sixes in a game.

Not happening. Cam doesnt really throw picks.

[t96]

Not happening. Cam doesnt really throw picks.

 

I don't think he's ever had a 3 interception game has he?

 

Edit: NVM. Cards game last year and maybe some others.

[Growl]

This team has throttled down every time Cam has been in a position to do something like this.

It's cost us some wins of course, but at least Ronny can say he didnt disrespect his opponent!