2016 game by game predictions

[AceBoogie]

There isn't a game on that schedule we should expect to lose 

[CPantherKing]

Loses at all the west coast trips (Broncos, Raiders, Rams, Seahawks).

Loses at teams with strong QB to Receiver combos. (Falcons, Saints)

Close loss in revenge game for Norman (Washington). Norman makes the game changing plays Panthers saw last season. Many distractions leading up to this game.

One road win at Bucs.

Road record 1-7.

Wins at home against all division opponents (Saints, Falcons, Bucs)

Win at home against the only opponent at home that can not contain Cam and the run game. (49ers)

Wins in tough low scoring games at home. (Vikings, Chargers)

Loss at home against a team that harasses Cam with their relentless pass rush and surgically picks apart the secondary. Blow out loss at home. (Chiefs)

Toss up home game. High scoring shoot out that is dependent on the pass rush/blitz getting to Palmer before he can slice up the secondary. May miss having a CB like Norman for this game on Michael Floyd paired with a capable nickel on John Brown. Young CBs will have to win one on one battles. Calling this a win.

Home record 7-1.

Expect every capable passing offense to go 4 and 5 wides until the Panthers prove they can shut it down. Total of 11 games.

Expect teams with strong speed rushers and QB spies to limit the Panthers running game and force the receivers to make quick plays. Total of 9 games.

Division record 4-2; AFC West record 1-3; NFC West record 2-2.

Final record 8-8. Panthers miss the playoffs. OT against speed rushers, WR drops, DE pass rush, and poor secondary play are the main reason for the loses.

Panthers must steal a couple road games on the west coast and/or run the table in the NFC South to make it to the playoffs with 10+ wins. I believe the @Broncos, Cardinals, @Rams, and @Raiders are all must win games to make the playoffs. The other option is the rookie CBs need to play out of their minds to go 6-0 headed into the BYE week.

Those 3 west coast trips in 5 weeks following the BYE with 2 of them back to back is brutal. Especially with the CBs hitting the rookie wall at that time, and the level of competition they will face with top tier QBs and WRs. Then you throw in home games against the Cardinals, Chiefs and Saints around those road trips. 6 weeks of hell for those rookies. Those 6 weeks following the BYE will be hard enough on the vets.

[Your GFs favorite huddler]

The amount of pessimism in here is mind boggling......

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

at Denver:  L (i'm a big believer in the reverse jinx)

San Francisco:  W

Minnesota:  L (early season shocker)

at Atlanta:  L (the calls for rivera and gettleman to be fired start to crank up)

Tampa Bay:  W

at New Orleans:  W

Arizona:  W

at Los Angeles:  W

Kansas City:  W

New Orleans:  W

at Oakland:  W

at Seattle:  L (two back to back west coast trips take their toll and result in a rare december loss for the panthers)

San Diego:  W

Washington:  W

Atlanta:  W

at Tampa Bay:  W

12-4, first round bye.  i think it'll be a 2013ish season

[TPanther920]

at Denver:  W

San Francisco:  W

Minnesota:  W

at Atlanta:  W

Tampa Bay:  W

at New Orleans:  W

Arizona:  W

at Los Angeles:  W

Kansas City:  L

New Orleans:  W

at Oakland:  W

at Seattle:  L

San Diego:  W

Washington:  W

Atlanta:  W

at Tampa Bay:  W

 

14-2 and a first seed.

[Mr. Scot]

5 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

Loses at all the west coast trips (Broncos, Raiders, Rams, Seahawks).

Loses at teams with strong QB to Receiver combos. (Falcons, Saints)

Close loss in revenge game for Norman (Washington). Norman makes the game changing plays Panthers saw last season. Many distractions leading up to this game.

One road win at Bucs.

Road record 1-7.

Wins at home against all division opponents (Saints, Falcons, Bucs)

Win at home against the only opponent at home that can not contain Cam and the run game. (49ers)

Wins in tough low scoring games at home. (Vikings, Chargers)

Loss at home against a team that harasses Cam with their relentless pass rush and surgically picks apart the secondary. Blow out loss at home. (Chiefs)

Toss up home game. High scoring shoot out that is dependent on the pass rush/blitz getting to Palmer before he can slice up the secondary. May miss having a CB like Norman for this game on Michael Floyd paired with a capable nickel on John Brown. Young CBs will have to win one on one battles. Calling this a win.

Home record 7-1.

Expect every capable passing offense to go 4 and 5 wides until the Panthers prove they can shut it down. Total of 11 games.

Expect teams with strong speed rushers and QB spies to limit the Panthers running game and force the receivers to make quick plays. Total of 9 games.

Division record 4-2; AFC West record 1-3; NFC West record 2-2.

Final record 8-8. Panthers miss the playoffs. OT against speed rushers, WR drops, DE pass rush, and poor secondary play are the main reason for the loses.

Panthers must steal a couple road games on the west coast and/or run the table in the NFC South to make it to the playoffs with 10+ wins. I believe the @Broncos, Cardinals, @Rams, and @Raiders are all must win games to make the playoffs. The other option is the rookie CBs need to play out of their minds to go 6-0 headed into the BYE week.

Those 3 west coast trips in 5 weeks following the BYE with 2 of them back to back is brutal. Especially with the CBs hitting the rookie wall at that time, and the level of competition they will face with top tier QBs and WRs. Then you throw in home games against the Cardinals, Chiefs and Saints around those road trips. 6 weeks of hell for those rookies. Those 6 weeks following the BYE will be hard enough on the vets.

Care to review your predictions for last year?

[uncfan888]

5 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

Loses at all the west coast trips (Broncos, Raiders, Rams, Seahawks).

Loses at teams with strong QB to Receiver combos. (Falcons, Saints)

Close loss in revenge game for Norman (Washington). Norman makes the game changing plays Panthers saw last season. Many distractions leading up to this game.

One road win at Bucs.

Road record 1-7.

Wins at home against all division opponents (Saints, Falcons, Bucs)

Win at home against the only opponent at home that can not contain Cam and the run game. (49ers)

Wins in tough low scoring games at home. (Vikings, Chargers)

Loss at home against a team that harasses Cam with their relentless pass rush and surgically picks apart the secondary. Blow out loss at home. (Chiefs)

Toss up home game. High scoring shoot out that is dependent on the pass rush/blitz getting to Palmer before he can slice up the secondary. May miss having a CB like Norman for this game on Michael Floyd paired with a capable nickel on John Brown. Young CBs will have to win one on one battles. Calling this a win.

Home record 7-1.

Expect every capable passing offense to go 4 and 5 wides until the Panthers prove they can shut it down. Total of 11 games.

Expect teams with strong speed rushers and QB spies to limit the Panthers running game and force the receivers to make quick plays. Total of 9 games.

Division record 4-2; AFC West record 1-3; NFC West record 2-2.

Final record 8-8. Panthers miss the playoffs. OT against speed rushers, WR drops, DE pass rush, and poor secondary play are the main reason for the loses.

Panthers must steal a couple road games on the west coast and/or run the table in the NFC South to make it to the playoffs with 10+ wins. I believe the @Broncos, Cardinals, @Rams, and @Raiders are all must win games to make the playoffs. The other option is the rookie CBs need to play out of their minds to go 6-0 headed into the BYE week.

Those 3 west coast trips in 5 weeks following the BYE with 2 of them back to back is brutal. Especially with the CBs hitting the rookie wall at that time, and the level of competition they will face with top tier QBs and WRs. Then you throw in home games against the Cardinals, Chiefs and Saints around those road trips. 6 weeks of hell for those rookies. Those 6 weeks following the BYE will be hard enough on the vets.

 

Are you fugin serious? Please go away..  None of us want to see your bullshit anymore 

[uncfan888]

15 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Care to review your predictions for last year?

There is no way he is a real Panthers fan.  No one could ever convince me of that. He hates this team 

[General_Purr]

at Denver:  Win

San Francisco:  Win

Minnesota:  Win

at Atlanta:  Lose

Tampa Bay:  Win

at New Orleans:  Lose

Arizona:  Lose

at Los Angeles:  Win

Kansas City:  Lose

New Orleans:  Win

at Oakland:  Lose

at Seattle:  Win

San Diego:  Win

Washington:  Win

Atlanta:  Win

at Tampa Bay:  Win

 

10-5 I see us doing bad against pass rushing teams, 3-4 teams. For some reason I think we have Seahawks number now. We overcame that as men. I think teams with super star WRs will give us trouble. I don't see Bradberry vs Maclin , or Worley vs Pharoh Cooper, or Kurt Coleman vs John Brown on deep balls. I just think we won't expect ATL going balls out to beat us again early in the season. Lot of Sanu, lot of Freeman passes. See a lot of Cam head hunting from the Atl D. Lot of late, extra poo trying to hurt our QB. 

[Moorgan]

6 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

Loses at all the west coast trips (Broncos, Raiders, Rams, Seahawks).

Loses at teams with strong QB to Receiver combos. (Falcons, Saints)

Close loss in revenge game for Norman (Washington). Norman makes the game changing plays Panthers saw last season. Many distractions leading up to this game.

One road win at Bucs.

Road record 1-7.

Wins at home against all division opponents (Saints, Falcons, Bucs)

Win at home against the only opponent at home that can not contain Cam and the run game. (49ers)

Wins in tough low scoring games at home. (Vikings, Chargers)

Loss at home against a team that harasses Cam with their relentless pass rush and surgically picks apart the secondary. Blow out loss at home. (Chiefs)

Toss up home game. High scoring shoot out that is dependent on the pass rush/blitz getting to Palmer before he can slice up the secondary. May miss having a CB like Norman for this game on Michael Floyd paired with a capable nickel on John Brown. Young CBs will have to win one on one battles. Calling this a win.

Home record 7-1.

Expect every capable passing offense to go 4 and 5 wides until the Panthers prove they can shut it down. Total of 11 games.

Expect teams with strong speed rushers and QB spies to limit the Panthers running game and force the receivers to make quick plays. Total of 9 games.

Division record 4-2; AFC West record 1-3; NFC West record 2-2.

Final record 8-8. Panthers miss the playoffs. OT against speed rushers, WR drops, DE pass rush, and poor secondary play are the main reason for the loses.

Panthers must steal a couple road games on the west coast and/or run the table in the NFC South to make it to the playoffs with 10+ wins. I believe the @Broncos, Cardinals, @Rams, and @Raiders are all must win games to make the playoffs. The other option is the rookie CBs need to play out of their minds to go 6-0 headed into the BYE week.

Those 3 west coast trips in 5 weeks following the BYE with 2 of them back to back is brutal. Especially with the CBs hitting the rookie wall at that time, and the level of competition they will face with top tier QBs and WRs. Then you throw in home games against the Cardinals, Chiefs and Saints around those road trips. 6 weeks of hell for those rookies. Those 6 weeks following the BYE will be hard enough on the vets.

I really believe you are one of those guys who says the most negative things in order to prove yourself right if things go wrong. Like you would literally feel delight, while claiming sadness because you're a fan of the team, but would feel personal satisfaction in the teams demise because you "called" it. You might not even publicly show that delight because it would prove what I'm saying.

You're the guy who, in fantasy, drafts Drew Brees as your #1 QB as a Panthers fan and feels smug about it. It's almost like you're a goth fan. Like everything means nothing man and you're the smartest guy in the room because you predicted failure.

[Kuhndog94]

15 minutes ago, Moorgan said:

I really believe you are one of those guys who says the most negative things in order to prove yourself right if things go wrong. Like you would literally feel delight, while claiming sadness because you're a fan of the team, but would feel personal satisfaction in the teams demise because you "called" it. You might not even publicly show that delight because it would prove what I'm saying.

You're the guy who, in fantasy, drafts Drew Brees as your #1 QB as a Panthers fan and feels smug about it. It's almost like you're a goth fan. Like everything means nothing man and you're the smartest guy in the room because you predicted failure.

He's just the site contrarian.

[arieslibra1]

at Denver:  Win

San Francisco:  Win

Minnesota:  Win

at Atlanta:  Win

Tampa Bay:  Win

at New Orleans:  Win

Arizona:  Win

at Los Angeles:  Win

Kansas City:  Win

New Orleans:  Win

at Oakland:  Loss

at Seattle:  Loss

San Diego:  Win

Washington:  Win

Atlanta:  Win

at Tampa Bay:  Win

14-2

[MadHatter]

11 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

Loses at all the west coast trips (Broncos, Raiders, Rams, Seahawks).

Loses at teams with strong QB to Receiver combos. (Falcons, Saints)

Close loss in revenge game for Norman (Washington). Norman makes the game changing plays Panthers saw last season. Many distractions leading up to this game.

One road win at Bucs.

Road record 1-7.

Wins at home against all division opponents (Saints, Falcons, Bucs)

Win at home against the only opponent at home that can not contain Cam and the run game. (49ers)

Wins in tough low scoring games at home. (Vikings, Chargers)

Loss at home against a team that harasses Cam with their relentless pass rush and surgically picks apart the secondary. Blow out loss at home. (Chiefs)

Toss up home game. High scoring shoot out that is dependent on the pass rush/blitz getting to Palmer before he can slice up the secondary. May miss having a CB like Norman for this game on Michael Floyd paired with a capable nickel on John Brown. Young CBs will have to win one on one battles. Calling this a win.

Home record 7-1.

Expect every capable passing offense to go 4 and 5 wides until the Panthers prove they can shut it down. Total of 11 games.

Expect teams with strong speed rushers and QB spies to limit the Panthers running game and force the receivers to make quick plays. Total of 9 games.

Division record 4-2; AFC West record 1-3; NFC West record 2-2.

Final record 8-8. Panthers miss the playoffs. OT against speed rushers, WR drops, DE pass rush, and poor secondary play are the main reason for the loses.

Panthers must steal a couple road games on the west coast and/or run the table in the NFC South to make it to the playoffs with 10+ wins. I believe the @Broncos, Cardinals, @Rams, and @Raiders are all must win games to make the playoffs. The other option is the rookie CBs need to play out of their minds to go 6-0 headed into the BYE week.

Those 3 west coast trips in 5 weeks following the BYE with 2 of them back to back is brutal. Especially with the CBs hitting the rookie wall at that time, and the level of competition they will face with top tier QBs and WRs. Then you throw in home games against the Cardinals, Chiefs and Saints around those road trips. 6 weeks of hell for those rookies. Those 6 weeks following the BYE will be hard enough on the vets.

For someone who types so much, you sure do say so little (intelligent thoughts that is).

[MadHatter]

5 hours ago, Moorgan said:

I really believe you are one of those guys who says the most negative things in order to prove yourself right if things go wrong. Like you would literally feel delight, while claiming sadness because you're a fan of the team, but would feel personal satisfaction in the teams demise because you "called" it. You might not even publicly show that delight because it would prove what I'm saying.

You're the guy who, in fantasy, drafts Drew Brees as your #1 QB as a Panthers fan and feels smug about it. It's almost like you're a goth fan. Like everything means nothing man and you're the smartest guy in the room because you predicted failure.

Nah, he us NOT one of those guys.  He is just genuinely an idiot.