Zero killer instinct for Teddy

[therealmjl]

Also- Let’s talk about teddys third quarter 

[Varking]

Just now, KSpan said:

Eh, Teddy had a coue of atrocious sequences there in the 3rd quarter but showed a lot more today then in past weeks IMO. He still came up short and my opinion remains the same overall but today was more than weeks past.

Absolutely one of his best games as a Panther. We just have to figure out final drives. 

[GoPanthers123]

Last week almost everyone predicted a blow out  and again we were like 10 yards from a W, and you guys still mad?

[TrevorLaurenceTime22]

5 minutes ago, Shotgun said:

He might have the weakest arm I can remember seeing in the nfl. He looks like a high school qb out there.

You haven't been watching the NFL long then.

[OneBadCat]

5 minutes ago, Sean Payton's Vicodin said:

Another week, another loss because all he can do is checkdown. Theres less than 20 seconds in the game and you have no timeouts and you're on the 50. WHY THE fug ARE YOU CHECKING DOWN TO THE RUNNING BACK

He was really bad right after the chiefs went up but he played well enough after that. 
 

Today could have been a statement game for him. Not trying to take away from his skills but it seems like he crumbles when he knows the pressure is on him. 

[ChibCU]

1 minute ago, therealmjl said:

True. Good play there but more of the same inability to win the game for us when it matter.

Spagnola loaded up a nearly 100% blitz rate once he saw what offensive line we ended up with. I'd hate to play QB knowing I have 2 seconds to for routes to develop.

[saX man]

Just now, WarHeel said:

Be frustrated about Slye missing a FG that wouldn’t have required us to be in that situation late game. Blame our O line for going AWOL in the third quarter. Blame Davis for running two up the gut and draining 30 seconds off the clock instead of at least trying to run it out of bounds. All of these are viable complaints on the day but Teddy had a great day and actually showed some prime Cam in him on a couple of plays.

I'm frustrated about those things as well.  Frustrating how close were are to being something pretty cool but just not notching the wins yet.  It goes all around, but, yes, Teddy frustrated me here.

[TheRumGone]

The oline is clearly an issue but teddy doesn’t have the escapability to make a big play when the oline is bad. We don’t have the oline or the qb to make those quick shots down field with less than a minute and no timeouts. teddy has tons of heart and the team in general played way beyond expectations.

[*FreeFua*]

1 minute ago, WoahW said:

Ok explain the first minute of the drive then. Want to talk about zero awareness, no timeouts and we’re dumping it for 5 yards in the middle of the field with less than 2 minutes left, lol keep riding the excuses train 

First dump of to Davis OK. Second dump off I would’ve preferred him to just toss it over Davis’ head BUT Davis was also the one who cut back inside when he shouldn’t have 

[therealmjl]

4 minutes ago, hepcat said:

The panthers will always look like this with Bridgewater. Competitive, close games, and ALWAYS lose at the end. Quote me here if this changes. 

Yep

[WarHeel]

3 minutes ago, Varking said:

Everyone would have something else to complain about if it wasn’t the same story with him on final drives every game. 

Throwing an INT or taking a sack makes sense to bitch but I don’t see where the primary blame falls on him on that last drive. 

[Shotgun]

1 minute ago, TrevorLaurenceTime22 said:

You haven't been watching the NFL long then.

30 years

[shaq]

Teddy is a game manager, unless we’re built like the Steelers we will not win the big close games. In the next two years we need to draft a franchise QB. Regardless this team has so much potential and I’m so proud of the coaches and the team in general. Also, SIGN CURTIS SAMUEL!!

[Doc Holiday]

The arm strength posts in here are hilarious, like for reals y’all ain’t got a clue, arm strength isn’t elite no, but it’s not an issue. I’d say he has average to above average arm strength.