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The falcons front 7 ate up baker and the oline. I know the panthers pass rush is ass but it gave me hope

Wanted him to transfer. Regardless, hope his decision works out for him in the end.

Beat the Saints and once against the Bucs and we win the NFCS.

It was. Without a doubt, his worst move

Hopefully 10 point favorites

Fans looking at what needs to occur doesn't affect anything

2 wins. All we need is 2 wins. This week and next. That’s it. Accomplish that feat and you win the NFCS.

For once I am glad for the late start game. I have too much stuff to do to be watching at 1 pm.

This!!!! As if the defense doesn't matter in a WIN. We beat the Rams with a stingy defense and scored enough on offense to win the game. We should be optimistic if our defense compliments our offense.

Agree. And that is another factor in why we play the ground and pound. Easier to work with run blocking than pass blocking with no continuity on an OL. Things mostly worked out and we got a couple of ugly wins in weeks where we threw a patchwork OL out there. And agree they failed vs NO. It is a legit worry. Or concern.

So you feel the Panthers are honestly a better football team than the Rams?? Reality, we beat a better team. And sometimes, it takes a lot to happen to be able to do so. Yet here you are, downplaying how well our team fought as a team, to beat a much better team.

You’re right. I will never get over the DT who was gonna be the LOT with one offseason, Byron Bell, stuff like that. I just have a negative opinion of him through that memory. Matt Khalil? Was that Gettleman too?

Our offensive line has been nothing but a mash unit that its parts being constantly rotated all season long. This doesn't get discussed much when the discussion is any individual offensive performances, which is crazy. As the play of the line is the most important, especially if the rest of the offense is to execute consistently. The saints game, the offensive line didn't play well at all. This game, the offensive line must perform better.

I’m sorry man, but I have no idea what you are talking about. I think you missed my point.

We deserved to win that SF game going by the defense being lucky. If the offense can step up a level then the defense will get some more scrutiny because the pass rush would likely be a bigger focus. People throwing to catch up, and being allowed to. Because of no pressure. We have quite a ways to go still.

If the Saints win two of their 4 wins will be over the Panthers. I would say getting swept by them would be proof we don’t deserve it. At least we have the games in front of us still. This is on track with the projected best case outcome back in August.

I have a hard enough time knowing what day it is without an early gameday thread

I wouldn’t say clueless. He drafted Daryl Williams, Moton, Norwell, and Trai Turner. But left tackle though, ooh we mayne. Other than Michael Orr working for one season, he dicked up LT badly.

The paragraph I was talking about was about how we got "lucky" by getting those turnovers. We forced those turnovers and deserved to win the game. I get your point and hopefully we get more consistency from the offense.

Let’s just play the Saints first. People are looking ahead big time. I surely hope the team isn’t - I don’t think they are because of being embarrassed the last game with the Saints.

He probably still has good arm strength. I'm sure he hasn't lost his competitive drive. I imagine he still has enough between the ears to not be a dumb player. I'm in my mid-50s, not disabled or anything like that, but I can confirm that the knees and hips and shoulders and back are absolutely not the same that I had in my 20s. Hope it works out for him. Maybe the AFC championship game can be between him and old man Rodgers.

Could we have a defensive breakdown and a good offensive day? Yes we could. Who knows what to expect from this team, but generally when you think about why we have lost games, it has been underperforming on offense more times than in the other phases. People should be shining the light on them. They are the unit that has another step to take. This game will probably hinge on them taking it or stumbling over it.

I forgot who it was but they said he was a taller Thielen and I thought that a perfect comparison, both are finesse route runners with great ball skills. Jackson was a much more physical down field receiver

If they come out doing the same thing, only hoping to execute it better, or whatever nonsense, it will be another loss.