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Peppers' history of success vs. Dallas


Dpantherman

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Yea I remember that 05 game where he sacked that statue Bledsoe 3 times. ...but the defense also gave up something like 200 rushing yards.

Yea its hurting me to see Pep run right by the RB on rush plays. I noticed a few plays Sunday they ran off tackle, Pep was rushing the QB off get go cuz he would try to go around the T on the outside so he basically shielded himself off.

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Yea its hurting me to see Pep run right by the RB on rush plays. I noticed a few plays Sunday they ran off tackle, Pep was rushing the QB off get go cuz he would try to go around the T on the outside so he basically shielded himself off.

Actually, on most of the running plays the Falcons ran to the opposite side of Peppers.

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Pat Kirwan, on Sirius, basically said that it's pretty much impossible right now for the Panthers to get their defensive playbook going due to the "hole in the middle" as he described it.

I think the defense is still trying to adjust to the new schemes, calls, etc. I think that Peppers is confused at times and the fact that the defensive tackles are on roller skates or golf carts does not help. Double team Peppers, run up the middle. Poof. Five yards. It's not complicated.

So...barring turnovers, most teams we play are going to score a touchdown per quarter on average this season, irrespective of time of possession. So...the offense is going to have to score upwards of 30 points each game if we're going to win. AND special teams are going to have to be pretty much perfect.

The reality of this season. It's difficult to blame the coaches for the injuries. If we can get a playoff sniff this season, it will be amazing.

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