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Bruschi's Breakdown: Panthers vs. Pats

Monday Night Shyamalan

By Monday Night Shyamalan,
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Mojoman Apprentice

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This one of the best analyses I have read this year about the Panthers.  Obviously Mike & Tedy do their homework and cite specific plays in past games when making their judgments.  But to top it all off, Tedy B, a former Pat allstar, picks the Panthers!

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Have the injuries at guard limited the play calling for the Panther's offense? Teddy makes it sound like the blocking schemes are pretty complex.

 

 

I would say the play-calling seems the same as all season regarding scheme. However you could undeniably see how our new RG Nate Chandler had some mental lapses with his reps on run plays, so the complexity obviously got the best of him a few times. He was our fifth string DT last year who converted to LT this off-season, and now due to injuries he is our starting RG. I'm hoping he shows some positive progression from his sub-par outing last week obviously.

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I try to stay away from score predictions because I am usually wrong. Call me crazy but I don't want to jinx us.

Teddy provided a very good analysis. I was pleasantly surprised. It wasn't a smoke analysis overview, like you typically see from ESPN analyst.

I think we match up well with the Pats but I am curious how we plan to stop Gronk. That matchup or double team will be important.

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I try to stay away from score predictions because I am usually wrong. Call me crazy but I don't want to jinx us.

Teddy provided a very good analysis. I was pleasantly surprised. It wasn't a smoke analysis overview, like you typically see from ESPN analyst.

I think we match up well with the Pats but I am curious how we plan to stop Gronk. That matchup or double team will be important.

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I would say the play-calling seems the same as all season regarding scheme. However you could undeniably see how our new RG Nate Chandler had some mental lapses with his reps on run plays, so the complexity obviously got the best of him a few times. He was our fifth string DT last year who converted to LT this off-season, and now due to injuries he is our starting RG. I'm hoping he shows some positive progression from his sub-par outing last week obviously.

 

So.... he's a practice squad find who was being developed as a swing tackle who now is being pressed into the lineup as a guard. I guess that's better than a DT conversion project.

 

This is a strange game. The one obvious weakness for both teams happens to be the one place where these teams are least equipted to exploit. If Wilfork and Kelly were starting, you'd be screwed. If the Panthers had quality guard play, they could exploit the two undrafted rookies playing DT for the Patriots.

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If the Panthers are putting up 28 (his prediction) then there's no way the Pats will put up 27. The time it would take us to score 28 means we would be dominating the clock. That would essentially mean the Pats would have to score on almost all of their possessions (five of them at the least). That's not happening.

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