Reasons why Shula is no longer needed in Carolina...

[blackcat]

Because we should have put that game away the way we controlled everything in the first half. One play doesn't define the whole game.

True, we only would have been up 10-0, but that play helped cement Shulas conservative approach in the red zone.

[KillerKat]

If KB catches that touchdown early on, we probably win this game and no one is questioning his playcalling (at least not today). 

 

I think the offense's problem today was simply the personnel. We just have 4 jars of jizz and Ryan Kalil trying to protect the QB. And our only consistent receiving threat is a great possession receiver that isn't a threat to run after the catch.

Our line was good for most of the game. Yes they had their moments, but overall they weren't the problem. This game was a great example of bad coaching.

[FootballMaestro]

Yes that's another point I should've made...When the offense makes a mistake, Shula uses that excuse to call a bad game the rest of the game. That was 1 drop. We were in the redzone what 3 times? Yea Cam fumbled on a play action, but why was that play called there? Again, timing is one of Shula's biggest obstacles.

 

I agree with this. No guts.

 

Whenever there's a mistake on offense, it appears he gets even more conservative.

 

Panthers were home. No need to play such a tight, conservative game, you knew you were going to lose on the last play series.

 

[Byrdman4real]

Why people not saying anything about kelvin td pass drop that was huge changed the way the game turned out and was played

One play. That was one play and the only pass attempt all game to the end zone. No excuse for that. That's on Shula.

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[KillerKat]

(But that last drive, no, I can't and won't defend that garbage.)

Ah, yes. You can fire Shula based solely on that play alone.

[TN05]

Shula called a great game today. The players just didn't execute.

[KillerKat]

Shula called a great game today. The players just didn't execute.

lmao! Nice joke

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

Shula called a great game today. The players just didn't execute.

 

good one

[Cpt slay a ho]

play calling was good enough to win, execution was lacking but I grow tired of this "score only when we have to" mentality from either rivera or shula ...........a oc goal each game should be to put as many points possible on the board

[gettlemanjack]

i blame Shula for:

#1 Cam's 60.98 QB rating today

#2 Olsen only getting 1 catch today

#3 all of our TEs combined only getting 2 catches today (1 by Olsen, 1 by Dickson)

to make it even more sad, J Stew had a pretty solid game today against one of the NFL's premier rush defenses: 79 yards on 16 carries for 4.9 ypc

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

One play. That was one play and the only pass attempt all game to the end zone. No excuse for that. That's on Shula.

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see this is the reason why i think cam doesn't bear nearly as much blame after today-

 

weigh the number of chances shula had to call something that would at least put the ball in the end zone and didn't

now compare that to newton's turnovers

 

it's pretty damn lopsided

[panthers1234]

I thought the offense was fine for the most part. Player execution really killed us this game tho. 

 

You had

 

KB's drop in the end zone

Mishandled fumbled between Cam and Stew

Cam's terrible flick to the defender

Cam also had a couple of throws that were easy picks that were dropped by the defenders

 

Sure you can criticize some of the calls today but they were not the main reason we lost. Our OL got exposed terribly and different points of the game too. 

[rodeo]

Shula called a great game today. The players just didn't execute.

 

Exactly. With all the money we've poured into Stewart he should have been spending it on scientific research to give him Nightcrawler powers to bamf through the wall of 11 defenders stacked on the goal line.

[TN05]

lmao! Nice joke

 

Are you saying that Kelvin Benjamin's dropped TD, Cam's turnovers, and the defense sucking at the end didn't have anything to do with it? We called a good enough game to win. If you take any of those away, we win.