Perspective for the odd attitude of the Huddle

[Jeremy Igo]

7 minutes ago, RoaringRiot said:

Baltimore. 

Yep.

Sure, winning the Superbowl with an amazing defense is an anomaly. But being the first team since 1981 to allow only 3 points in its first two games is also an anomaly. 

 

The offense isn't good, no shock there.  But it just needs to be average with this defense. 

[Jeremy Igo]

Regarding the Attitude:

 

After last year, the offense is on a short leash as far as most fans are concerned. So, it isn't exactly a shock that they are upset when the Panthers fail to score a touchdown in their home opener. 

 

Pretty simple. 

[GoobyPls]

41 minutes ago, RoaringRiot said:

Baltimore. 

Baltimore offense in the playoffs was unstoppable 

[RoaringRiot]

23 minutes ago, GoobyPls said:

Baltimore offense in the playoffs was unstoppable 

They scored 16 points in the AFCC game. 

[Jeremy Igo]

21 minutes ago, GoobyPls said:

Baltimore offense in the playoffs was unstoppable 

Lol

 

Trent Dilfer

 

 

Lolol

[Moorgan]

10 hours ago, lightsout said:

As I appreciate the sarcasm, this is also part of it. People who don't understand X's and O's football but think they do because they only have to run 5 plays on Madden to go undefeated on the pro difficulty who are quick to point out simple things like "we need more drag routes because nobody can cover *insert receiver* on them". These people annoy me.

Those drag routes sure do work in Madden though.

[Moorgan]

1 hour ago, RoaringRiot said:

They scored 16 points in the AFCC game. 

 

1 hour ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Lol

 

Trent Dilfer

 

 

Lolol

I think he's talking about the 2012 Ravens when Flacco had his one shining moment playoff run and then got paid.

[pantherj]

I'm almost certain the attitude is directly tied to drafting CMC and the 9,000 articles that stated that our offense was going to evolve. Fans thought evolve meant throw a lot of short passes, and have an exciting looking offense. So like a kid on Christmas expecting a bike and getting a sweater fans lost their poop when they saw we didn't evolve. The offense is hard to watch. You can end up in a nail biter against a lesser opponent. Fans hate that. They want TD and fun, not up the middle for a yard and a cloud of dust. So fans are pissed.

[Millioso7]

Critically pessimistic objective supporters addicted to losing waiting for a loss so they can cry about how they knew we weren't good enough.. shut up & keep waiting..

[raleigh-panther]

It is because we see Newton and Kuechly and several other great players and we want a consistent, winning team during their prime and we don't have it

we look at the coaching staff, particularly offensively, and knowing that when the schedule is weak, they win the regular season, and when it is strong they don't  

we hear about changes that never happen

we see play calls that are mind boggling, a star QB that needs a lot more coaching  (technically and other ways ) then he gets,   and not having back to back winning seasons is not acceptable . 

Lets say it is the constant disappoint that the fans have grown tired of as the Panthers always seem to be on the wrong side of any key moment

it all simmers over, all that disappointment .  

There is not a poster on here who does not love  this team. PSL holders in particular put our money year after year into this product where our heart is. PSLs are more than the ticket price. It is gas, food hotels and dealing with horrendous traffic.  It is time.  A person does not do that without passion

 

[Davidson Deac II]

4 hours ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Yep.

Sure, winning the Superbowl with an amazing defense is an anomaly. But being the first team since 1981 to allow only 3 points in its first two games is also an anomaly. 

 

The offense isn't good, no shock there.  But it just needs to be average with this defense. 

And our offense does have a recent (3 of the last 4 seasons) history of improving as the season progresses.   

[top dawg]

The seasons (and offseasons for that matter) keep passing by and stealing just a tad bit more time and life out of us, like an expert pickpocket on a crowded subway, as do the promises of change and improvement, but the Panthers seem to give real life to the saying, "The more things change, the more they stay the same." 

[LUUUUUKE]

Stopped reading after OP used "dominate" instead of dominant.

[ClawOn]

No offense OP, but while I am no fan of our current coaching staff, they have forgotten more football than you'll ever know.