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Rhule was outcoached in the eagles game. That was worse.

Theres only 17 games, every game is a must win. 

Plus this week is against a team that we could be fighting for a wild card spot come playoffs. Might need that h2h tie breaker.

Special teams has been bad for a while now. Blackburn needs to go next year.

Rhule talked about how Sam wasn't going to his first read and how he needs to trust the system and take what he's given.

I think they were emphasizing that to him late in the eagles game, and that's why he made that throw to Robby(his 1st read) on the 3rd pick.

If that's the case, Brady made a bad play call due to not trusting the line, and Sam pays for it because he trusted the system.

Didn't like his answer regarding the players being responsible for adjusting at halftime. 

Had no other issues with his answers though. I do wish reporters would ask more game management questions.

1 hour ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

Cox is not having a good year. There are questions going around asking why he sucks so bad? Why? They are defiantly concerned about his bad play.

 

That Dline is in flux right now. 

Hargrave is looking like the best DT we'll face this year.

I think Luke is at peace with his choice by this point. Plus it would take a long time for him to put the mass back on and get in football shape.

I would put Christensen in wherever he saw the most snaps at during camp. Not sure if that's RG OR LG.

3 hours ago, *FreeFua* said:

You guys really undervalue the importance of being able to cover in Snow’s scheme.

I tried telling you specifically @SBBlue that Jaycee going down would have a domino effect. 

CJ needs to get up to speed for Philadelphia this week or it’ll be a lot of the same. 

I will admit I was surprised how easily they moved the ball on the ground today though. 

Yep I think the Burris injury hurt the defense a surprising amount too. Franklin does not belong in the NFL.

Franklin and Melvin are on the list

Then Paradis.

Dallas will put an emphasis on quick passes and the run game, have some success early. Panthers trail for the first time this year. 

Defense tightens up, will hold Dallas to under 80 total rushing yards.

Add 5 more sacks to the tally. Burns or Reddick will pick off a screen pass.

Panthers have 120+ yards rushing. Sam throws for 300 and 3 TDs. Robby eats.

31-20 panthers.

Super Bowl: Bills over Rams

2 hours ago, BurnNChinn said:

This is best oline Panthers have faced so far, we will see if our dline is really legit. 

Is this regurgitated from Skip Bayless?

36 minutes ago, glenwo2 said:

Did you not see the Texans game last week?

"terms of injuries" = CMC/HORN

"in game" = Team played like sh-t after CMC went down

 

Also terrible officiating 

I dont think last nights game is a true reflection of the Cowboys.

The Eagles play calling on both sides of the ball was dogshit, their RBs had a total of 3 carries. 

The only team that has really tried to run on them(Chargers) has had success.

I think we will run the ball well, get Sam comfortable with quick throws and beat them with play action. 

On defense, if the Panthers can continue to stop the run, we should be fine. Dak will make some throws and Dallas will probably score between 17-24, but I think the Panthers will put up closer to 30.

Cowboys oline getting 2 on 1's all night and the Eagles refuse to bring in an extra lineman or put a linebacker in the A gap. Hopefully they can adjust at half time cus gd this is hard to watch.

Texans will run the ball slightly better than the jets and saints, however they should still turn it over a couple times. 

5 more sacks

Chinn gets a pick

Panthers run for over 200.

34 - 14 Panthers 

Mills was pretty decent and navigating pressure in the 2nd half last week, and Cooks is a problem. 

That being said, Mills was not overly careful with the ball so there's a good chance he will turn it over. 

I expect the Panthers to run the ball a lot in this game. The defense should be well rested. If the Texans score more than 17 it's because they created multiple turnovers.

6 minutes ago, KB_fan said:

Losing their center was probably a huge factor for them.  

To be fair I'm pretty sure he went out in the packers game and the offense kept clicking, so that's not really a good excuse for them.

The jets dont have a bad defense. It's hard to keep teams out of the endzone when your QB throws 4 picks.

Would rather trade for interior lineman. At one point Christensen fell backwards while blocking nobody and took out Erving in the process.

Panthers do a good job stopping the run and short passing game. There will be a pick 6 by a LB or Chinn. 

Offense does a better job in the red zone.

34 - 24 Panthers.

22 minutes ago, bababoey said:

I don't know if anyone noticed this or not but Heartsfield left the game in the early part of the 3rd quarter.  When he left the game the Jets had something like 80 yards of offense in the game.  Our defense was mixing coverages on almost ever play.  After he left we put Chandler in at safety and Chinn moved to nickle.  The Jets scored 14 points and had almost 200 yards of offense.  We played exclusively zone after Heartsfield left.  If he can't play next week this defense becomes much more predictable.  Just saying.

Yep I noticed that as well. Hartsfield played surprisingly well and Chandler seemed to have a hard time filling in.

2nd half coaching on both offense and defense 

6 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

“Let Christian, let those guys carry the brunt of it,” Rhule said of their message to Darnold. “And you just go out there and do your thing. When you watch the great quarterbacks, they do that. They trust their players to make plays.”

This is what I want to see. A good example of this was last night when Brady hit Gronkowski 5 yards off the LoS and he lumbered his way into the endzone. Just get the ball to your playmakers in space.