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Sunday Divisional Round Games


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3 minutes ago, ECUpanthersfan said:

counting Steelers out too soon, Bell running the ball pretty good on this series

Not counting them out. Just saying it is going to be pretty hard to comeback against this Jacksonville defense down 2 td's.

We will see, because it is still early...

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3 minutes ago, CPF4LIFE said:

HORRIBLE PLAY CALL. Did the steelers hire shula for todays game??

4th and short is one of the few areas Shula did well at.  He didn't have to think much. More often than not, Cam runs a sneak.

The Steelers running wide against a good and fast defense that is loaded up to stop a run is foolish.  Better to sneak it, or if you have to give it to the running back, straight up the middle.  

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3 minutes ago, raleigh-panther said:

What a difference in a young defense, the jags, vs the panthers old defense

we could rebuild our defense to a simular level if we really wanted to. Luke and our starting corners are still young and interior dline should be good. But that would require much better drafting than weve been doing over recent few years. 

A good start would be drafting 2 really good safteys in the first 4 rounds. Been ignoring saftey for along time and were starting to pay for it.

I'd let Worely and Bradberry play out their rookie deals to see if they get better. I'm willing to be theyll be helped out alot with much better safteys and a young DE. 

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The f*cking Jags of all teams could be heading to the AFC championship, and their QB didn't have to lead the team in rushing to drag them into the postseason. Who's the GM over there again? But we've got fans here who take solace in deflecting criticism or our own previous GM. Sad state of affairs.

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1 minute ago, TheRed said:

The f*cking Jags of all teams could be heading to the AFC championship, and their QB didn't have to lead the team in rushing to drag them into the postseason. Who's the GM over there again? But we've got fans here who take solace in deflecting criticism or our own previous GM. Sad state of affairs.

Their oline is better than ours . Better RB. Better WRs. Alot of that does fall on GM drafting and FA personnel choices. 

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