Panthers Numbers Game

[Pejorative Miscreant]

It was 17 coin flips.

 

Around a 1 in 150000 chance of happening.

 

 

Unreal

 

Somewhat agree but we are summing all these things up to coin tosses and they are not.  The Falcon game, as improbable as it is was not that big of a statistical anomaly.  Fact is he was out of position and the play was pretty much indefensible.   So based on that you have an elite NFL quarterback playing catch with an elite NFL WR.  Odds are pretty high they can make a connection. 

 

The point is we lost these close games because for multiple reasons we have not had the personnel, coaches, etc.. to execute.   Hope that changes

[Navy_football]

Somewhat agree but we are summing all these things up to coin tosses and they are not.  The Falcon game, as improbable as it is was not that big of a statistical anomaly.  Fact is he was out of position and the play was pretty much indefensible.   So based on that you have an elite NFL quarterback playing catch with an elite NFL WR.  Odds are pretty high they can make a connection. 

 

The point is we lost these close games because for multiple reasons we have not had the personnel, coaches, etc.. to execute.   Hope that changes

 

I'm gonna have to disagree. Horrible play on the ball. You should never be back pedalling when the ball is in the air. Turn and run, then attack the ball at its highest point - catch it or knock it down.

 

Naka was in great position to make a play.

[panthers55]

I'm gonna have to disagree. Horrible play on the ball. You should never be back pedalling when the ball is in the air. Turn and run, then attack the ball at its highest point - catch it or knock it down.

 

Naka was in great position to make a play.

 

Ryan was just chucking the ball as far as he could throw hoping that White could run underneath it.  That means the safety had all day to get into position back there and pick that pass off.  Nakamaura totally misjudged that ball.