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59 total offensive yards in first half

Ja Rhule

By Ja Rhule,
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Gettleman not paying for offensive lineman. Let's just use a DT, it's not like Carolina has a chance this year.

 

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We'll need to make some obvious second half adjustments. Overall, the defense is playing pretty well (excepting two big play Capt' gave up). Cam looks a little shaken since the Cameron Wake hit. I think we need to go back to Tolbert/Williams leading the running game. Stewart looks flat out there. That second field goal helped us immensely. 

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And what is up with our playcalling?

 

Agree. Our coaching was terrible the first half, topped by challenging plays we shouldn't have, losing all of our time outs early and not having our guys ready. I agree with @Doyle that we simply look flat. No answers. Hoping we come out like a different team in the second half.

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Gettleman not paying for offensive lineman. Let's just use a DT, it's not like Carolina has a chance this year.

 

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LOL Dude we have 10 million in cap. But we have to sign Hardy at the end of the season and Cam next year. Our oline has played fine in the past 6 weeks. Miami has just beat us at our own game today. We just got to play better.

 

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