This Corey Brown Hate-Fest Is Asinine

[pantherclaw]

Love the fact that when sensible people post with common  sense, we're defending the player. 

Seems to me, the Panthers believe in Corey Brown.  

So once again,  it doesn't matter what we think. 

Although, I personally feel Corey Brown had a good enough rookie season, especially as an UDFA, that he has earned more play time. The coaches obviously feel that way also.  

That isn't defending him, that's just stating what has happened. 

His drops this preseason is frustrating - but it's only preseason.  

He's getting way to much hate for that.

 

[CRA]

 

...play design...lol. Shula is our OC. It was great route running. 

Shula can  do no know right.  Simple as that.  Cam makes a poor throw it is Shula's fault, WRs drop passes and put us behind the chains it is Shula fault, lineman trip and a run gets blown up....Shula's fault.

Shula isn't very creative.  Lack of execution is often the issue for plays not working....and people at this stage totally dismiss all the junk our players do.

 

[TheRed]

I can understand wanting Corey Brown to do well.  But, some Huddlers have really lowered their expectations, feeling the need to defend a guy that would hardly be a blip on another fan base's radar. 

Hell,  guests to the Huddle just coming to get some general information about our preseason, or just general fan sentiment are probably  like "All this over Corey Brown?" 

Then they go to their own virtual water coolers or real offices and relay their Information about what the best Panthers fan-based web site is discussing and their colleagues are like,  "Who? "

Ultimately they are all chuckling, snickering and outright laughing at our expense.

I know that it had been a long time, and I really can't blame you for suffering from some type of post traumatic stress from all these years of lack at the position,  but...damn,  some of you just need to snap out of it and raise your expectations. The future and stability of our receiving corps does not rise and fall with Corey Brown.  

 

Apply this logic to all the mediocre WR's you've propped up over the years, and you'll really be going places top dawg.

[Ivan The Awesome]

Shula can do know right.  Simple as that.  Cam makes a poor throw it is Shula's fault, WRs drop passes and put us behind the chains it is Shula fault, lineman trip and a run gets blown up....Shula's fault.

Shula isn't very creative.  Lack of execution is often the issue for plays not working....and people at this stage totally dismiss all the junk our players do

 

I've watched plenty of Shula's offense and if you think this is mostly players fault well I can't say much about that.  But the fact remains this offense has been ranked pretty low the past couple of seasons. Garbage time scoring doesn't count either. I am in agreement that play execution plays a huge part but in what point of time will the vanilla plays be to blame? If we're predictable on 1-10. When you throw a bubble screen to slow receivers. That's design my friend. Not player execution. The player can only execute to his attributes, if you throw that screen to cotchery, don't expect a huge gain. "Oh he didn't execute it right, he didn't get the first down!" when he started 4 yards behind the line of scrimmage on 3-15. The play calls and designs of said plays are that of a 5 year old. Panthers fans can't say they haven't said outloud what the play was before it was even snapped. But yeah, the annexation of Puerto Rico was pretty good. I'll give him that. 

[CRA]

 

 

I've watched plenty of Shula's offense and if you think this is mostly players fault well I can't say much about that.  But the fact remains this offense has been ranked pretty low the past couple of seasons. Garbage time scoring doesn't count either. I am in agreement that play execution plays a huge part but in what point of time will the vanilla plays be to blame? If we're predictable on 1-10. When you throw a bubble screen to slow receivers. That's design my friend. Not player execution. The player can only execute to his attributes, if you throw that screen to cotchery, don't expect a huge gain. "Oh he didn't execute it right, he didn't get the first down!" when he started 4 yards behind the line of scrimmage on 3-15. The play calls and designs of said plays are that of a 5 year old. Panthers fans can't say they haven't said outloud what the play was before it was even snapped. But yeah, the annexation of Puerto Rico was pretty good. I'll give him that. 

I didn't say it was mostly anything...I'm saying Shula at this stage IS a scapegoat for all wrong......and if you don't think our players own a nice junk of that we will just have to disagree.

A ball control offense by design isn't suppose to rank high....so you have to at least take into account w/ that offense is suppose to be.  I don't like ball control.  But it can work. 

Shula being boring has a lot to do w/ our defensive grading out so high.....it wouldn't if he wasn't playing ball control.  He plays to them.

[Cpt slay a ho]

as of now brown sucks and we should start looking for a replacement 

[Cookie Lyon]

 

 

I've watched plenty of Shula's offense and if you think this is mostly players fault well I can't say much about that.  But the fact remains this offense has been ranked pretty low the past couple of seasons. Garbage time scoring doesn't count either. I am in agreement that play execution plays a huge part but in what point of time will the vanilla plays be to blame? If we're predictable on 1-10. When you throw a bubble screen to slow receivers. That's design my friend. Not player execution. The player can only execute to his attributes, if you throw that screen to cotchery, don't expect a huge gain. "Oh he didn't execute it right, he didn't get the first down!" when he started 4 yards behind the line of scrimmage on 3-15. The play calls and designs of said plays are that of a 5 year old. Panthers fans can't say they haven't said outloud what the play was before it was even snapped. But yeah, the annexation of Puerto Rico was pretty good. I'll give him that. 

Shula has a track record of his offense being trash every where he has been. 

[GoobyPls]

Quite a few UDFA's in Canton. Not saying he's next in line, but simply going undrafted doesn't make you suck any more than going first overall guarantees you'll be great.

And most UDFA never end up doing nothing with their careers. All I'm saying is that people were crowning him as if he did something special last season.

[top dawg]

Apply this logic to all the mediocre WR's you've propped up over the years, and you'll really be going places top dawg.

We all know who has been arguing for an upgrade at the position for going on 10 years now.  

And we all know who takes words and things out of context in an attempt to further false, stale narratives.

Revisionist history doesn't work too well here.

[Dex]

COREY BROWN IS A BUM

[arbnranger]

I don't think all the hate is warranted but we will find out over the next few weeks if that's true. 

The only thing I'm saying is whoever came up with Meltdown Brown is hilarious. I've been laughing since I heard that . 

[frash.exe]

Corey Brown is who he is. Honestly I'd be more comfortable if we had better options at WR this year but this is the shitty hand we've been dealt.

The fact is that with the loss of Benjamin he is now under a microscope and don't ever underestimate this forum's ability to waste massive amounts of time and energy overanalyzing something.

[panthers55]

 

 

I've watched plenty of Shula's offense and if you think this is mostly players fault well I can't say much about that.  But the fact remains this offense has been ranked pretty low the past couple of seasons. Garbage time scoring doesn't count either. I am in agreement that play execution plays a huge part but in what point of time will the vanilla plays be to blame? If we're predictable on 1-10. When you throw a bubble screen to slow receivers. That's design my friend. Not player execution. The player can only execute to his attributes, if you throw that screen to cotchery, don't expect a huge gain. "Oh he didn't execute it right, he didn't get the first down!" when he started 4 yards behind the line of scrimmage on 3-15. The play calls and designs of said plays are that of a 5 year old. Panthers fans can't say they haven't said outloud what the play was before it was even snapped. But yeah, the annexation of Puerto Rico was pretty good. I'll give him that. 

if you think our plays are vanilla in the regular season and you have watched the offense then you either don't know what you are looking at or had your mind already made up,and saw what you wanted to see.  Are they boring the way we run so much? Yeah. Do we often try smash mouth instead of being cute and deceptive which blows up when your O line sucks?  Yeah

but the playcalling in the regular season isn't different from anyone else. If you were watching against the Patriots we ran quite a few pick plays and zone overloads to the outside. Receivers were wide open all night. That is not due to great route running if it is more than 1 guy for example because we all know all of our receivers are not great route runners.so it just might be something else. Since it can't be good playcalling it must be dumb luck

[Ivan The Awesome]

if you think our plays are vanilla in the regular season and you have watched the offense then you either don't know what you are looking at or had your mind already made up,and saw what you wanted to see.  Are they boring the way we run so much? Yeah. Do we often try smash mouth instead of being cute and deceptive which blows up when your O line sucks?  Yeah

but the playcalling in the regular season isn't different from anyone else. If you were watching against the Patriots we ran quite a few pick plays and zone overloads to the outside. Receivers were wide open all night. That is not due to great route running if it is more than 1 guy for example because we all know all of our receivers are not great route runners.so it just might be something else. Since it can't be good playcalling it must be dumb luck

So we don't have a vanilla play calling OC now. Thanks for the heads up. Never knew one preseason game would erase 3 years of the same bull snot we've seen year after year. (thumbs up)