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How in the Hell does this make sense? The Carolina Panthers are the League leaders in total sacks.


nctarheel0619

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Gettle... magic? I guess Ealy was right when he said when the sacks come they'll come in bunches. 

For real though when we've been healthy our defense hasn't looked horrible. We haven't been able to piece together consistent solid team games throughout the season though. When the offense looks good, the defense looks bad. When the defense looks good, the offense looks bad. When offense and defense look good, special teams fails us. 

Injuries have really hurt us this season. 

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5 minutes ago, Promethean Forerunner said:

Yep. Our DBs and LBs are getting the pressures and sacks.

Well, that is a function of coaching...perhaps for compensating for a weaker than normal output of the front, or just for general strategic reasons. Perhaps Ron and/or McDermott are actually doing something good (sense the sarcasm).

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13 minutes ago, PhillyB said:

just goes to show we're really not that bad, we've just been situationally just bad enough to lose a bunch of games. a tic better and we've won 8 games.

Sad isn't it. Just a few roughing the passer calls, OL clearly holding our D-Line. And a bit better safety play and we still in this thing. 

I just hope all the core comes back next year. 

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