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Panthers have needed some sort of unusual occurrence to happen to find a win so if Dak has a once in a career type implosion or Renfrow randomly goes for 175 and 3TDs off Renfrow routes…..then maybe we can win. Lining up in a relatively normal game of football and winning doesn’t seem to be something we can really do. We have largely been dominated outside of weirdness happening -
In a sense, but I'd say it's more like we won because the Dolphins were just a worse team and because Evero made the adjustments needed to keep the game close enough to have a chance. Which, again, is my point and the same one I was making after the Falcons game. Winning in spite of your mistakes because the other team made worse mistakes, is not something that gets me excited moving forward, it just makes me more concerned, particularly when this coaching staff has already shown that they don't fix their mistakes moving forward week to week. And, as I've said, I'm just done "enjoying wins" because we got a win, despite not actually looking good while doing so. I want to get into the playoffs again, I want to contend for SB's. To me, showing improvement and looking good, but still losing in the end, would make me happier and more excited for our future than backing into wins against bad teams in spite of our own issues. Not a single thing about this win gives me hope about our long term future, but numerous things happened throughout the game that give me cause for concern. And that's not me saying I want losses for draft positioning, I'd still rather win those games, but if it's look good and lose or look bad and win, it's an easy decision for me to look good but lose. This season was never meant to be about winning games, it was about showing improvement, which is 100% something you can do in losses, just as you can show regression in wins. I don't care about winning or losing this year, I care about improving as a team, record aside. To me, this is a season where showing improvement is a win, showing regression (or the same mistakes) is a loss, the actual win or loss is irrelevant to me because we're not a contending team right now, that's when wins and losses matter. -
The propensity for turning the ball over without the arm talent. We wish Bryce Young had Jameis's arm.
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