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Panthers Halftime Adjustments...

mav1234

By mav1234,
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Ok guys, halftime adjustments...

DWill is doing pretty well with 5 ypc... Let's sit him and let Stew show what he can do!

JA is playing with fire, but we don't have the LB depth to really sit him at this point so not much we can do there...

OL is having trouble keeping the pocket secure, so let's make sure we have more no back sets on 3rd and long.

Anything else!?

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I have an idea for an adjustment...when it's 3rd and 4, you have an O-line that's struggling a little bit, and a rookie QB, how about not running all the WR's 20yds downfield and leaving only one short checkdown option? How in the world does anybody expect JC to succeed when he has to stand there and wait on 20yd routes to develop. For crying out loud Davidson, there is nothing wrong with a 5-6yd pass on 3rd and 4.

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