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And we think we have OL problems!

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I found this on the Panthers Forum - I hope it translates into a picture - LOL

Summary:
One of their OL-men scored a "0.0" PFF rating.
The other 4 scores weren't much better. - LOL

And we think we have OL problems! - LOL

It's now clear to me that part of any observed "OL problems" have to include the skill of the defense of the team being played, and the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of their defensive game plan used against us.

These low scores for the Panthers indicate:
1) They have some OL problems.
2) Our Defense was more capable and a lot better prepared than they were.
3) Our game planning was superior to theirs and basically "spot on" in terms of effectiveness.

So, a big "Well Done" for our defense and our teams coaching.
Another big "Well Done" for our offense and our teams coaching for keeping the opposing defense on the field so long they "were in tears".

As for poor old "Cam"; how's that "Superman pose" working out for you when our secondary is about to crawl all over you!
You may need to go to "lower case script" - LOL

I had forgotten how much fun it is for our team to win so decisively.

What are we going to do to win this Sunday?
Whatever it is, I hope I can enjoy it just as much as I did this last game "romp". - LOL
 
Cam Newton. The Prickwad, himself. Sitting on the bench without a care in the world. He got taken to the cleaners yesterday. Miami took his lunch money and slapped his mother for good measure.

Miami was better prepared overall. Not saying the OL is better, but for at least one game Carolina, was worse than Miami.
 
We have an identity for the rest of the league to deal with.

0 defense,

keep it up it will be time for a nickname.
 
I became confused reading the title of this thread by the use of the word ā€œthink.ā€ Clearly a situation in which ā€œknowā€ is proper word to be used.
 
I'm really surprised Rhule is struggling this much to put it together, i think him and Brady now need to have the realization they need to actually invest in a QB. I wouldn't be surprised if they trade for Watson this offseason.

I'm also not sure what Brady has shown in the NFL at this point to merit HC consideration.
 
It's all relative. If an opposing coach opted to run all those zero cover blitz packages against Miami at the same rate we use I would fear for Tua's safety. The thing is coaches know they can get similar presssure on Miami using a 3 or 4 maan standard rush than Miami gets using the risky all out blitz packages.
 
Ray R said:

I found this on the Panthers Forum - I hope it translates into a picture - LOL

Summary:
One of their OL-men scored a "0.0" PFF rating.
The other 4 scores weren't much better. - LOL

And we think we have OL problems! - LOL

It's now clear to me that part of any observed "OL problems" have to include the skill of the defense of the team being played, and the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of their defensive game plan used against us.

These low scores for the Panthers indicate:
1) They have some OL problems.
2) Our Defense was more capable and a lot better prepared than they were.
3) Our game planning was superior to theirs and basically "spot on" in terms of effectiveness.

So, a big "Well Done" for our defense and our teams coaching.
Another big "Well Done" for our offense and our teams coaching for keeping the opposing defense on the field so long they "were in tears".

As for poor old "Cam"; how's that "Superman pose" working out for you when our secondary is about to crawl all over you!
You may need to go to "lower case script" - LOL

I had forgotten how much fun it is for our team to win so decisively.

What are we going to do to win this Sunday?
Whatever it is, I hope I can enjoy it just as much as I did this last game "romp". - LOL
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Wasn't one of their OLmen a backup? Did he get the zip?
It would be interesting to see the CAR OL grades for other games. We're they horrid all yr?
 
gregorygrant83 said:
It's all relative. If an opposing coach opted to run all those zero cover blitz packages against Miami at the same rate we use I would fear for Tua's safety. The thing is coaches know they can get similar presssure on Miami using a 3 or 4 maan standard rush than Miami gets using the risky all out blitz packages.
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We also have two top ten corners. Can't think of many teams that can say that. Midigates the risk of a blown coverage. I love our tandem, they compliment eachother very well. Byron can play very sticky man to man, X as well but he has a much better knack for the ball.
 
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