Pantherxtreme

I agree on the RB position being the easiest to find value. I was just noting the production of Kamara and CMC one was obviously in a better offensive system when drafted.

To be fair we don't know how Mccaffrey would have looked had he been drafted by the Saints with Sean Peyton and Drew Brees Nor how Kamara would have looked with Mike Shula.

Speed kills. That's what Detroit has going on with their offense. Jimmy Horn Jr provides that type of speed for the Panthers we need that element in the gameplan.

This is also true. Darnold was showing improvement miraculously under Wilkes those last few games of the season when he was inserted back as the starter. I think Mayfield just wanted out of Carolina and was checked out he looks nothing like did when he was here.

You lost me Edit: Oh are the Panthers the glass house lol

Remember him from a few seasons ago, lively arm and mobile. No qb has been successful with the Jets so you can't hold that against him.

If there was ever a game to get behind that offensive line and the run the rock with Rico it's this game. Only one team has been worst than Buffalo at stopping the run this season and that's Miami and we saw what happened in that game with Dowdle. Buffalo of course has one of the most dynamic offenses so the more time we can keep that offense off the field the better, sustaining drives will be crucial. Atlanta had their way with Buffalo in their last game that score could have easily been 28-7 at the half. With that said with an improved vertical passing attack and emphasis on the run game Carolina pulls the upset 24-17

Good for him. I never thought he was a bad play caller but whom ever decision it was between him and Rhule to Jettison Bridgewater after 1 season with an offense that performed above expectations is one of the reasons why they are both collecting paychecks in other places.

Yeah and somehow his next career journeyman got him fired the very next season. Robby never came close to a 1000 yards in his career after that, neither did Samuel. Moore was the only one able to duplicate his numbers in following seasons.

Brady didn't lose his job because of Teddy what kind of revisionist history is this. After that 2020 season they were calling that man a offensive guru how he had a terrible Panther's team offense cooking. Robby Anderson had 95 catches for 1,096 yards career highs for him DJ Moore had 66 catches and 1193 yards with a career high of 18.1 yards a catch he's never came anywhere near that YPC total again. Curtis Samuel had 77 catches and 851 yards again career highs for him. In the history of the franchise never has it's 3 top receivers amass that many yards collectively Yall just create narratives that's just not true for people who actually watch the games and know the history of this franchise.

Lol Brady who lost his job the very next season after Teddy was gone. Went from the talk of the NFL world "young guru" to unemployed. The only time that offensive roster looked like it's potential was when Teddy was operating it and unfortunately he didn't have CMC for the year or who knows how it would have looked then. The only other time it looked explosive was with PJ Walker but the Camsters had to ruin that lol.

Teddy didn't play with CMC all of what 1 game? The Robby Anderson? The Curtis Samuel? Who most Panthers fans couldn't wait to run out of town? Neither of those guys were nearly as effective with Darnold throwing them the ball and their stats reflected it.

Teddy gets a bad rap on this board but he was never a bad Qb especially the one season he had here. Bryce Young plays a similar game as Teddy without the 70% completion rate, he's more of a 55 - 60% completion guy I would be over the moon if Bryce was as accurate as Teddy, if you're going to play the dink and dunk game you have hit on about 70% of your passes, guys like Cam can live on 60% connect rate because they push the ball vertical and get chuck yardage. With that said I wouldn't write off Hooker just yet he's a local kid with a big arm and those local guys when giving the opportunity to play for the home team usually exceed expectations just look at what Dowdle is doing.

Bucs are not world beaters losing Evans is a big loss. They've been extremely lucky with a weak NFC south the past few seasons. They travel to NO on a short week which is always a tough place to play and then they have a bye, after that they play NE, Buffalo, Rams back to back to back weeks and close out the season with more division games and playing us twice. Without a complete implosion this division could be up for grabs up until the very end.

Thats true because everything isnt going to go your way in a full game eventually momentum can shift and if you havent been capitalizing in the opportunities once some mishap or great play by the other team they could be right back in the game.