Greg Olsen’s behavior

[mc52beast]

Foozball is da DEVIL!!!!!

[Fox007]

 

10 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

did olsen’s Behavior lead to cam trying to get him the ball and ultimately lead to a mistake?

 

7 minutes ago, KillerKat said:

Then that's a Greg problem. Clearly there was miscommunication and he didn't want to talk about it with Cam.

 

6 minutes ago, KillerKat said:

God damn learn to fuging read

Went and learned how to read and still LOL!

If the WR/TE isn't listening or on the same page don't throw him the ball, no one makes the QB throw it anywhere and point still stands. So nope not a "greg" problem. And I now know how to read. win/win

Also everyone is assuming completely, we don't know what was said or what they were talking about, and Cam himself has walked away when being talked to as everyone does that. so yup again LOL everyone fugin does that.

 

[Paa Langfart]

1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

All game long it seemed like Atlanta was in our playbook. They were all over everything we tried to do offensively. I'm not implying they cheated. I just think Shula is just that damn predictable.

I said it aloud yesterday during the game - their defense new better than our offense what our plays were going to be.

[rayzor]

Just now, Tomás The Boss said:

Damn, some people not watching the game.

Falcon D had us stitched up the whole time. They know us almost as well as we know ourselves, and we have a proven inability to change things up when we're getting out-thought. Predictable, slow, and easily frustrated - that's us. It's on the coaching staff, because we have the talent.

actually pretty spot on right here.

they knew our tendencies and finally adjusted to them while we did absolutely nothing to change things up against a very familiar opponent. no creativity whatsoever.

offense was totally devoid of any chemistry, though, and that didn't make matters better. many times, the talent is enough to pull us through regardless of what the coaching staff puts together, but we had no momentum whatsoever. players started the game frustrated and it only got worse as the game wore on and the falcons took advantage of everything we gave up.

we basically just made it easy for their defense and their defense was a lot more ready for us than we were a defense that was ready for what we do.

[Mr. Scot]

If you've been paying attention, you should probably know that Olsen is not one of the calmest guys you'll ever see, especially when we're losing. 

That's not something new.

[PantherPhann89]

2 hours ago, TheCasillas said:

Last week at the Bucs he came off of the field slammed his helmet went to the bench and spoke to no one.

i think he was open and cam didn’t see him. That behavior is concerning.

even yesterday it appeared Cam was trying to talk to Olsen on the sideline and he wanted nothing to do with it.

 Yeah,  i saw that too. Its obvious that Greg is frustrated or upset or both.  I'd just like to here him express it. 

[Mr. Scot]

2 minutes ago, PantherPhann89 said:

 Yeah,  i saw that too. Its obvious that Greg is frustrated or upset or both.  I'd just like to here him express it. 

He probably won't.

While Olsen is the type of guy that will let his emotions show on the field, he's not been the type that will talk about them to the media.

Heck, even when Martz was screwing him over in Chicago, Olsen didn't really say much.

[beastson]

Concerned about his behavior? No

I am concerned about his age and his foot. I believe that and the how defenses are playing him are one reason for our struggles and that's leading to frustration

We're playing on turf once again 

[CPcavedweller]

3 hours ago, Snake said:

I think Greg Olsen is Fading. He was completely covered by a LB yesterday. 

The Falcons have the fastest defense in the league. The Panthers, of late, have one of the slowest offenses in the league. Generally we have a mauler in Turner and a battering ram in Stewart to counter that, but without those two, we didn't have the match-up we needed to win. The coaches knew that as evidences by Shulas lack of between the tackles runs and the receivers inability to get open down field.

[JARROD]

Olsen is still recovering that’s for sure. 

I doubt he’s fading like the turncoat faithless but he’s only about 60% from what I see. 

I believe Cam was throwing on where healthy Olsen would be, but recovering hobbling Olsen can’t get there.

just what I see.

[GoobyPls]

4 hours ago, uncfan888 said:

This Mikey guy blaming cam in every thread is getting old

He’s a self admitted Stanford fan, he’s only on here cause he likes Mccaffrey. He’s not a panthers fan

 

He literally blamed Cam for those two easy drops Mccaffrey had

[rayzor]

3 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

If you've been paying attention, you should probably know that Olsen is not one of the calmest guys you'll ever see, especially when we're losing. 

That's not something new.

that's like being surprised that luke talks trash.

[TheRed]

Cam and Olsen are both very similar in that they are intense competitors. Anyone thinking there is animosity between them are just being overly dramatic.

[PanthersATL]

8 hours ago, Anybodyhome said:

1. Yes, the refs missed 2 pretty obvious calls.

 

I wondered at the time if a flag would've been thrown on that helmet hit, if Greg had stayed on the ground a bit longer rather than bouncing up as quickly as he did.