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Official Panthers - Bucs Gameday Thread

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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I highly highly highly doubt if DA starts and plays like doo they'll call on cam to save the day. Sounds like an awful movie. If cam doesn't start it's because he can't play and he won't suit up. That being said I think he plays

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If you think about it, DA has more reps with the receivers and if we are really going to run you wouldn't need your 1st string QB. But I guess DA starts out and if he doesn't have it, maybe bring in Newton.

 

I still think we are going to put up over 250 yards in the air and like Zod, have a pretty easy time putting 24 points on the board. 

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count me in with those who think that it's possible DA starts and cam only comes in if things don't go well. if we can pull it off with DA (and the buc defense doesn't scare me all that much, esp. with who is left after their inactives), we should be able to score a time or two.

i have been saying that our defense will be able to score more than the buc offense. mccown is no better than DA for sure and he's going to be running a game plan designed by someone who won't be there and play calling by committee. i just see that as being a situation that our defense will feast on. and i'm also not anymore worried about our secondary than i was last year. the LBs and DL will make it easy for them to be successful.

i see us scoring a rushing TD, a passing one to KB, and a TD off of a turnover. the only way the bucs get on the scoreboard is with a FG or two.

we score between 21 and 24

bucs don't get more than 9

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Reporting now that Rivera sent cam and DA so Rhonde couldn't tip off his former team. Seems like a ridiculous thing for a coach to be worrying about the day before the season opener with a QB with broken ribs. Only the NFL would ban dunking on the goal post while poo like this goes on every Sunday. I hope stewie stiff arms Rhonde in the booth

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count me in with those who think that it's possible DA starts and cam only comes in if things don't go well. if we can pull it off with DA (and the buc defense doesn't scare me all that much, esp. with who is left after their inactives), we should be able to score a time or two.

i have been saying that our defense will be able to score more than the buc offense. mccown is no better than DA for sure and he's going to be running a game plan designed by someone who won't be there and play calling by committee. i just see that as being a situation that our defense will feast on. and i'm also not anymore worried about our secondary than i was last year. the LBs and DL will make it easy for them to be successful.

i see us scoring a rushing TD, a passing one to KB, and a TD off of a turnover. the only way the bucs get on the scoreboard is with a FG or two.

we score between 21 and 24

bucs don't get more than 9

There is no universe where Cam doesn't start and comes in if DA plays poorly. He either starts or he's inactive.

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There is no universe where Cam doesn't start and comes in if DA plays poorly. He either starts or he's inactive.

 

Why? Get the best of both worlds if Cam sits, he gets another week to fully heal (in an ideal world) otherwise we have Superman to save the day if DA can't get it done.

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