KillaCamNewton

i watched dj moore abuse patrick surtain in 2022 when the broncos played here the rules and league are set up for the WR to win 1 on 1 match ups, i'm not gonna trip over a corner getting beat off a slant on the goal line

if the kicker misses it we would be bitching why we gave the saints the ball at midfield in a one possession game instead of trying to convert a 4th and inches. are the odds better of getting an inch or a rookie kicker hitting a 52 yard field goal? he's 2 of 4 btw this year over 50 yards if we convert worst case we still end up with 3 but milk another 3 minutes off the clock, OR we end up with 7 and put the game pretty much out of reach. at the end of the day there's no excuse for the swiss cheese defense. the saints marched right down the field and we got a lucky stop on 4th down after they negated their field goal and the following drive they scored going down the field with about 5 chunk plays. a 3 and 10 team without kamara and starting a 2nd round rookie with 1 legit receiver and we let them look like the 2007 Pats in the 4th quarter. Blame Evero

My issue with the last play is the saints clearly had no intention of running another play and were banking on the refs throwing a flag. Im all for protecting QBs but if you wanna run a designed run he needs to be treated like a regular football player. Its incredibly frustrating after a decade of watching Cam get destroyed. Do we really want to pretend if that was Rico taking a direct snap and sliding right before the defender engages that were getting that call?

Because we ran so well against NO last time

Youre telling me man. The last year i lived in NC the Panthers went 1-15 and the Heels went 8-20 their worst year ever. Family moved to Arizona that summer and of course we made the Super Bowl the next year and UNC got a natty the year after

i turn 32 next week so i've basically grown up with the team. one of my earliest memories from my childhood is going to a game after thanksgiving in cold and overcast weather and beating the kurt warner and marshall faulk rams. eerie that it was almost 25 years later to the day, and we beat a super bowl contending rams team on a cold overcast day and strangely enough both games had a panthers pick 6 that ended up being the difference. the game in 2000 put us to 6-7 while sunday's game moved us to 7-6. looking back there's a lot of similarities with the night and day kind of team. that 2000 team swept the defending super bowl champs rams but were swept by the 4-12 falcons. had a dominant MNF win over Favre and the Packers but had a dogfight shootout against the 1-15 chargers. hopefully this year ends better than that team's

in regards to Horn we basically move him to the short side of the field so that he can cut off that side on his own and we can roll more coverage to the wide side

Wouldnt need that today if not for questionable officiating to be fair. Refs killed 2 drives that were headed for TDs with phantom holds. I dont think the Rams had a penalty all game until their delay of game on the last drive.

You dont abandon the run. That was kinda the OPs point

We hired a guy that had 1 year of coordinator experience and we currently are in the playoff race going into December after 1 full season despite having the worst starting QB in football and people are already ready to cut bait LOL

Completely winnable game and Bryce and DC left their brains in Charlotte

Is Ransom playing? Id like to see him in the box

CMC out of the backfield running routes against Rozeboom makes me sick but I really dont expect him to gash us on the ground. Hes still a premier route runner and does damage YAC but hes having a very down year running the ball. And Trent Williams also looks like he’s finally lost a step

underrated part of games against west coast teams is they tend to struggle with 1pm east coast games

we sent him back to his college town to play for a super bowl contender and got him away from the stench of the rhule era if anything he owes us 2 fumbles

what does this team look like next year with a journeyman QB and an offseason/draft focused on defense?

Rhule went 5-12 with an absolutely better roster than this team

inherited the worst roster in football and a QB that isnt suitable for the NFL and has us at 5-5 18 months in with a win at Lambeau in November on top of it. He is fine. Get him a QB you can actually run a full offense with

first meaningful game in November since probably the Cam homecoming in 2021 and we didnt just lose but got dominated by a team that mailed in the season after week 2. just par for the course being a fan of this team

class of 2016. was telling everyone here in charlotte that would listen that we got one of them ones in TMAC after the draft

my GOAT is currently Koa Peat. Wonder if he could play edge

Ron inherited a core of a team that was 12-4 two years prior too. Plus added Cam and Greg Olsen Canales inherited the worst roster in the league

He legit gets held every play

Thats my understanding as well. Im sure he could follow a guy around all game like Revis used to but then were putting the rest of our defense in man and that would be a bad idea

Horn doesnt shadow. And QBs dont throw at him. So Mike Jack is fighting for his life every snap