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chknwing

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guys give them time. They just switched gears and nearly knocked off the bears. Carolina is at the end of the most difficult part of their schedule. They play the rest of the season like they did today, there is no reason they can not win majority of the remaining games.

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Don't have an issue with them using it sparingly to create mismatches. But not as their base offense.

Probably shouldn't have bothered to run it at all against the Bears, though. Even their power run game was lacking today.

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