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FBGP's '16 NFC Divisional Playoffs - Panthers/Seahawks


FootballCzar

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Content has definitely fallen off this year. Same old stuff everyone is saying. Makes conclusions that aren't based off his in "keys." And then doesn't provide examples of plays or tactics that will result in the predicted conclusion. Everything just seems so disjointed about this analysis. You won't find anything in that video that hasn't already been said on a message board (and with the same "A to B" analysis or lack thereof, too).

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Appreciate the effort Em,  

As normal when you pick us against us you give valid reasons and not the standard "I have a feeling " Seattle" crap that some highly paid pugnits predict.

That being said Turron is right and both you and CJ are wrong.

 

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I dont get upset when folks pick against us, they have been doing it all year. But insanity is doing the same thing all year and expecting different results. You would think folks have figured out that we will find a way to win. With the exception of one glitch we have all year. Wait until we win this week and are an underdog to Arizona next week again.

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