Anybody know what the Panthers game plan was?

[Fox007]

It did seem like we did all deep outs or just deep down the side passes.

No slants, no good screens, no attacking the middle. Weird poo.

[rico6]

We give Tolbert big money and he wasn't even utilized ONE time today, Chud is way too creative for his own good, his play callung goes from a simple handoff to a 30+ yard bomb on 2nd 6-8 in the blink of an eye. it's strange, annoying, and too god damned gimmicky.

[SauceBoss]

Madden called. Said not to still the playbooks from the game and use your own. No quick options, or screens. Tried to be too fancy. Anybody else think they told Cam to not take off? I feel as if he normally would a lot of times but didn't.

[Tarheels23]

You have to ask yourself how much trust do they have in Tolbert as a fullback though.

[Proudiddy]

OL play like swiss cheese. Everyone else dance.

[pstall]

at times, you can be too creative and too quickly get away from what works. interesting article on OK State's offense and how it's simple yet very effective due to the reads.

they may run the same play 6 straight times until the d changes a look or stops it. i think what we think is being smart by "mixing it up" can at times do more harm than good.

i will have to go back and watch the game tape but i don't think the Panthers went back to any one play that worked. it was no ebb and flow.

first games you are never really sure what you have. i'm sure they will tweak some things. i just hope they stop reading the press etc and eat some humble pie and just play ball.

[HardcoreDefense]

Gameplan was to lose so it can be a valuable lesson. Then lose the next 3 games so we will be viewed as a bad team. Then coaches will start preparing properly for games and call logical situational plays so we then will win the next 12 games dominating teams. We will then be first in our division and make it to the playoffs. Play NFC Championship. Win. Then Superbowl. Win. I know this becuase Rivera told me his complete Gameplan.