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delete this its old news didnt notice it was posted
which was exactly the problem. the panthers weren't much of a threat in the air. the threat was there, yes, but not as much as it was in the past, so teams would play the run moreSteve Smith has been injured, Colbert hasn't stepped up, and Delhomme has sort of regressed.
The Panthers never really recovered from losing Stephen Davis.
When Keyshawn Johnson is your #1 Wr, and he is running 4.8 40's, you've got problems.
Cmon man, the link is in the 1st post added by an administrator.Link! I need a link! Somebody got a link?
thanks, I have been wrong 500 straight times so now I am batting .002
I'm telling you - Dan Henning could not leave fast enough for Panther fans. Most believe Fox only has his job today because he canned Henning. . . .
First down - run to the right
Second down - run to the right
Third (and long) draw up the middle. . .
Get use to it . . . you'll see a LOT of the above . . .
If thats true... I dont think hell be around for very long... And he is 66 so I dont think Parcells or Sparano would think he will be around for the long haul anyways. Also, Dallas's offense wasnt conservative and hopefully Sparano will be overseeing his playcalling
Well, I find it odd that people are worried because he likes to run the ball and isnt necessarily a spread offense guy. Last I checked with lack talent at QB and WR, while our best player is our running back. Its a fit. With a few exceptions, the most dynamic offense doesnt win championships. Just ask the 18-1 New England Patriots.
I don't know, a draw play (if given to L. Booker) could turn out to be deadly....
Besides, from looking at his past the time frame that stands out to me is the washington years. They were always a run team, but they also ran a lot of 3 WR packages. Spread 'em out and pound the ball. Ronnie could have a huge year (if he heals up ok)