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Luke and Cam

Diehardpanther02

By Diehardpanther02,
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Are the face of this franchise, and its sickening though makes sense that being the leaders of this team they are taking the brunt of the storm from

This fan base. Questioning their abilities could be the dumbest thing that any of you could do, obviously the team itself is not gelling well. The oline is absurd, causing the entirety of problems on offense. You cant run nor pass effectively without an oline. Chandler has to be the worst RT in the history of the league and bell well, is bell. On defense its tough for me to hear all this luke doubt, i mean the man has accumulated well over 300 tackles in 2 seasons thats outrageous. The problem on this defense is lack of aggression, subpar pass rush, and subpar secondary, this personnel does not fit the scheme designed by the coaching staff if any one is to blame it is the FO. They came into the last two games unprepared and never seem to make changes. Not to mention the injury bug just wont stay away. But blaming luke and cam is outrageous, do you expect these two men to win the games on their own? When a team struggles its not because of one player, being that this is a team sport. Yeah they have been slack the past two weeks but its not their fault alone. They can pull this together there is still time but

A culture change is needed and that begins with the FO and coaching staff.

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