Jump to content

  • Welcome!

    Register and log in easily with Twitter or Google accounts!

    Or simply create a new Huddle account. 

    Members receive fewer ads , access our dark theme, and the ability to join the discussion!

     

Whose performance...?

PantherDynasty

By PantherDynasty,
in Carolina Panthers

Recommended Posts

Chimera Community Regular

Chimera

Posted
Posted

I dont think he played bad vs ARI. There were a good number of drops.

 

meh.... he made good decisions but many poor throws. i think his last game against arizona (2013) coupled with the o-line earlier in the season messed with him mentally. he rushed throws he shouldn't have rushed.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
t96 Grand Master

t96

Posted
Posted

In this game I really think there's no one guy who's performance is the most important. This will require a total team effort as close to perfection as it can get, from every aspect. That's why I don't think Star's loss is that big of a deal for us. We've got depth and it's not like losing Luke or a guy like JJ Watt on D. This game won't come down to how good Cam is, how good Stewart is, how good Wilson is, or how good Lynch is... Both teams need to have their best performance from every cog to win. Obviously you need that for every game but this one I think has the most truth to it. There are games where you need a guy like Cam or a corner like Norman to step up and have a great game. I don't think that's this week. We need everybody to be good/great.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Dexterity Newbie

Dexterity

Posted
Posted

Cam

Our defense is on fire & Seattle's offense isn't thar great. Stewart will have at the very least a decent game.

Cam is the X factor vs Seattle. He has struggled 3 straight years against SEA. He knows it. They know it. Everybody knows it. Cam has a burning desire to be great. And to win.

IMO, Saturday is sort of a coming out party for Cam. He's gonna take over.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
panthers55 Grand Master

panthers55

Posted
Posted

In this game I really think there's no one guy who's performance is the most important. This will require a total team effort as close to perfection as it can get, from every aspect. That's why I don't think Star's loss is that big of a deal for us. We've got depth and it's not like losing Luke or a guy like JJ Watt on D. This game won't come down to how good Cam is, how good Stewart is, how good Wilson is, or how good Lynch is... Both teams need to have their best performance from every cog to win. Obviously you need that for every game but this one I think has the most truth to it. There are games where you need a guy like Cam or a corner like Norman to step up and have a great game. I don't think that's this week. We need everybody to be good/great.

What is this whole we have to be perfect thing coming from? We barely lost to them in week 7 and we were anything but close to perfect. With one of two plays in our favor or a little better defensive play at the end, we would have won. If last year Cam doesn't throw a ball in the ground 5 feet in front of him with a wide open receiver in the end zone we win that one as well.

Truth is all we have to do is not make stupid mistakes and beat ourselves and we can win this game. Cam needs to be good this time and we should win. But I promise in a defensive battle like this neither team will be perfect especially if it is raining.

Look at Seattle's last 3 home games compared to their last 3 road games. They were much better on the road compared to home and far from perfect.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
CRA Grand Master

CRA

Posted
Posted

Cam

Our defense is on fire & Seattle's offense isn't thar great. Stewart will have at the very least a decent game.

Cam is the X factor vs Seattle. He has struggled 3 straight years against SEA. He knows it. They know it. Everybody knows it. Cam has a burning desire to be great. And to win.

IMO, Saturday is sort of a coming out party for Cam. He's gonna take over.

Then we can say Russsll Wilson has struggled.....he has more turnovers than TDs too. His team has never scored more than 1 TD.

Wilson knows that too

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Go to topic listing

  • PMH4OWPW7JD2TDGWZKTOYL2T3E.jpg

  • Topics

  • Posts

    • strato
      PLAYOFFS?! Ya kiddin' me? PLAYOFFS???

      By strato · Posted

      Hey if they could beat Seattle… tiebreaker head to head over GB, LARms, Seattle… win out the record is 11-6.  Now rap my knuckles for suggesting we win out, but that would be some funny poo. Talk about sneaking up on people. 
    • CPantherKing
      Tillis, Morgan, and Canales

      By CPantherKing · Posted

      I expected 6 wins this season. I need to see the Panthers blow by that now that they exceeded it by 1. I like how Canales has schemed around the weaknesses on offense in the passing game. I am impressed with the receivers, run blocking, running back combo and secondary communication in zone. Defense and QB need more consistency. The improvement of the defensive play calling and critical 3rd down and 4Q passing when trailing is going to be what I am looking for going into the playoffs. If the Panthers can consistently regain the lead after trailing over the next 4 games, I can see them competing in the playoffs and worth a reevaluation of the last 2 seasons' weaknesses. This is the prove it or lose it moment in their Panthers careers for Young and Evero. No excuses.
    • Stumpy
      25-26 NHL Regular Season Thread

      By Stumpy · Posted

      He's on the smaller size for a center (5'8" 175lbs) and he is a bit of a liability in the faceoff circle. But, he's a proven 60 pt player with room to grow. I'd still rather go get TT from Buffalo. Rossi would be a great consolation prize, though.
×
×
  • Create New...