Cam's first throw - INT

[Happy Panther]

Just curious. Was this a miscommunication or just a bad pass? Seems like Smith broke left and Cam threw right.

I haven't read anything about it yet...

[HeatCheck]

No way that was a bad pass.

It was a miscommunication, thought Smitty was going on a slant.

[Darth Biscuit]

I agree... Cam threw it where he intended... had to be a miscommunication. Which I find exceedingly odd for the first play. Do they not script at least the first few plays?

[carolinarolls]

u are right. miscue

might have been 6 Smitty was wide open

oh well

offensive miscues and defensive weakness kept us from wiping the floor with this wannabe team. We really gave Brees all day almost every play and they won off of a few gifts. Present subject of OP included.

Not mad.

fvck the sayntz

[Guest]

Cam said it was his fault, he thought smitty was going to run the slant.

[chknwing]

Like I said, I dont think carolinas goal this season is to win games. They want another high draft pick but they also want to make the games exciting as to get fans to buy tickets. Winning and getting a middle to late 1st round pick would be devastating to this team that needs playmakers. They wont get the 1st pick to sell, as The Colts look like they are in full blown Andrew Luck mode.

[Cat'sGrowl]

Cam said in the post game he thought Smitty was running a slant. He said it was his error, not Smitty's, just to clarify for the controversy nutcases.

[Happy Panther]

Cam said it was his fault, he thought smitty was going to run the slant.

Cam said in the post game he thought Smitty was running a slant. He said it was his error, not Smitty's, just to clarify for the controversy nutcases.

Thanks

[csx]

Like I said, I dont think carolinas goal this season is to win games. They want another high draft pick but they also want to make the games exciting as to get fans to buy tickets. Winning and getting a middle to late 1st round pick would be devastating to this team that needs playmakers. They wont get the 1st pick to sell, as The Colts look like they are in full blown Andrew Luck mode.

please tell me you don't really think this

[Happy Panther]

Like I said, I dont think carolinas goal this season is to win games.

When you say "Carolina" who do you mean?

Players?

coaches?

Front Office?

Fans?

[rayzor]

Like I said, I dont think carolinas goal this season is to win games. They want another high draft pick but they also want to make the games exciting as to get fans to buy tickets. Winning and getting a middle to late 1st round pick would be devastating to this team that needs playmakers. They wont get the 1st pick to sell, as The Colts look like they are in full blown Andrew Luck mode.

sorry....not buying that at all.

Cam said in the post game he thought Smitty was running a slant. He said it was his error, not Smitty's, just to clarify for the controversy nutcases.

^^this.

[rayzor]

When you say "Carolina" who do you mean?

Players?

coaches?

Front Office?

Fans?

yeah...i'm having a hard time with that. everyone on that team wants wins. ridiculous conspiracy theory, imo.

[footballisasport]

u are right. miscue

might have been 6 Smitty was wide open

oh well

offensive miscues and defensive weakness kept us from wiping the floor with this wannabe team. We really gave Brees all day almost every play and they won off of a few gifts. Present subject of OP included.

Not mad.

fvck the sayntz

Let's be real...the Saints returned the favor when one of Brees's balls were tipped into the hands of a Panther player and the team was able to turn it into a TD. Mistakes will happen...See Blaine Gabbart's miscue snap that gave the Bengals a nice easy gift.

The problem seems to be the Panthers as a team really don't remember how to WIN. Only Cam seem to remember because he did it quite often last season. It seems more mental than physical with this team. And yes, the mentality of a team can play a strong role in a team winning or losing.

[carolinarolls]

Let's be real...the Saints returned the favor when one of Brees's balls were tipped into the hands of a Panther player and the team was able to turn it into a TD.

not even close... and from so many angles I cannot think where to begin explaining.

a spot 7 route miscue on the first play of the game compared to a poorly thrown ball and acrobatic corral off the tip setting up a half dozen or so plays for a TD.

did you really start that post with "let's be real"

lmao