Snapping the ball with one second left....

[GoobyPls]

Is one of the worse things on offense can do, not only does it help defensive players with their get off, knowing exactly when the snap is coming. But it throws our offense specifically Cam way off rhythm. 

 

Why do we insist on huddling every snap like as if it's 1968? While other teams are out there playing no huddle hurry up offense.

This falls on Rivera's lap, never forget his qoute on fast pace offense 

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000243582/article/ron-riveras-panthers-not-keen-on-fastpaced-offenses

[electro's horse]

yeah it's pretty bad

offensive production is a factor of opportunity.

who cares if you "control the clock" if you run the bare minimum of plays in the meantime. 

additionally, it basically tells the defenders exactly when to come, since it's not like the Panthers ever use a hard count or anything. 

[Shotgun]

5 minutes ago, GoobyPls said:

Is one of the worse things on offense can do, not only does it help defensive players with their get off, knowing exactly when the snap is coming. But it throws our offense specifically Cam way off rhythm. 

 

Why do we insist on huddling every snap like as if 1968? While other teams are out there playing no huddle hurry up offense.

This falls on Rivera's lap, never forget his qoute on fast pace offense 

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000243582/article/ron-riveras-panthers-not-keen-on-fastpaced-offenses

[therealmjl]

It's inexcusable. I am sick of it.

[L-TownCat]

Remember when Cam had time to hard count and consistently drew teams offsides?

Yeah, good times.

[therealmjl]

Just now, L-TownCat said:

Remember when Cam had time to hard count and consistently drew teams offsides?

Yeah, good times.

Man.

[therealmjl]

How in the world does Shula just completely abandon what has worked with great success in the past? (No Huddle, Hard counts, RUNNING CAM AT THE GOAL LINE)

[brandon_87]

Funny that fans notice this and Shula doesn't 

[GoobyPls]

1 minute ago, SJTG4 said:

shula wants to hold the ball and drain clock

Wrong, Rivera does. He's willing to sacrifice offense production so his defense can get more rest time.

[Jangler]

5 minutes ago, SJTG4 said:

shula wants to hold the ball and drain clock

man I read that all wrong.

[Matthias]

We also waste timeouts because the plays aren't coming in fast enough, or there is some sort of helmet issue.  Our offense is doing amateur hour right now.

[Cary Kollins]

I assume it takes so long because Shula is busy pulling a play he likes out of a bucket Pharrell hat.

[GoobyPls]

3 minutes ago, SJTG4 said:

obv rivera strategy carried out by who? the  oc

Shula nor any OC in the NFL would rebel against a HC game plan, blame him all you want but I posted the quote to prove it.

[panthers55]

So the OP uses an article from 2013. Maybe because we used no huddle over 50% of the time passing last year and this isn't an issue. Seems we take the fact that the helmet Cam's werent working yesterday and use an article from 4 years ago to blame Rivera. You would think we are 0-2 given all the bitching. I won't visit for 3 days after a loss if this is what happens after a win.