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[CatfanMO]

So what didnt D-Will do to be a ground player of the week nominee??:mad2:

[R0CKnR0LLA]

Hold onto the ball on a critical 4th quarter drive?

Catch a pass that would have gave us a TD instead of a FG?

Be Chris Johnson.

[Mr ocho nueve]

You usually only see people up for nomination when their team actually wins. Yea and the dropped pass and critical fumble didn't help either.

[panthersphan]

If he didn't fumble he would have won the Ground Player of the Week

....3 fumbles?!?! Come on DWill...none last year....ZERO...

[Aleator77]

I'd say personally costing the Panthers the game didn't help his case much.

Then again, he was the main reason they were even in the game in the first place so I guess it balances?

[DudeNamedJeremy]

Hold onto the ball on a critical 4th quarter drive?

Catch a pass that would have gave us a TD instead of a FG?

Be Chris Johnson.

yahtzee!

[Jangler]

Who really cares?

[88 Bronco]

Who really cares?

PeterGriffon

[Catdaddy]

We had the game in hand, got Foxie, then the turnovers ruined it!

[CharlotteBeer.com]

I'd say personally costing the Panthers the game didn't help his case much.

Then again, he was the main reason they were even in the game in the first place so I guess it balances?

Not that I'll really disagree with that, but it's funny that people use this sort of statement to defend players like Williams and Smith, but if Jake throws for 300 yards and one interception, he cost us the game.

[Mr ocho nueve]

Not that I'll really disagree with that, but it's funny that people use this sort of statement to defend players like Williams and Smith, but if Jake throws for 300 yards and one interception, he cost us the game.

Yea i get tired of that too

[MurkN]

We could use a 300 yard - one interception performance right about now.

[Mr ocho nueve]

We could use a 300 yard - one interception performance right about now.

hey Jake had one vs ATL earlier this year, it's up to the coaches to put the ball in his hands. Not sayin he will definitely do it again, but he has looked alot sharper these past 2 games. If he fudges up, especially at home, man i don't even want to think about it.

[MurkN]

hey Jake had one vs ATL earlier this year, it's up to the coaches to put the ball in his hands. Not sayin he will definitely do it again, but he has looked alot sharper these past 2 games. If he fudges up, especially at home, man i don't even want to think about it.

Yeah I agree, Jake's last performance against the Falcons wasn't that bad and we didn't "protect" him as much as we are now. Jake's pretty much always been a high risk, high reward passer and even with his recent interception woes I think a gameplan similar to the last time we played Atlanta with better execution could very well win the game. We need DeAngelo to play though, it would be a pretty big loss if he wasn't in the game. Stewart will make some plays but I'm not sure if our other two backs would be able to make as much of an impact as DeAngelo would.