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Panthers Week 1 PFF Grades - Offense

Jeremy Igo

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So our Houston gameplan is going to be running to the right, or rolling to the right..... every. single. play.

 

JJ moves some but that basically would be like having every play run right into JJ Watt.  He had 6 tackles for a loss by himself on Sunday.

Oher will be on an island against Clowney.  That will be fun.

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JJ moves some but that basically would be like having every play run right into JJ Watt.  He had 6 tackles for a loss by himself on Sunday.

Oher will be on an island against Clowney.  That will be fun.

Honestly, barring a spectacular performance from our D or Cam Newton going balls out, I don't see how we win this game Sunday.  Our OL is going to get massacred.

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Think about the game last year against Detroit. Remember who started on our o-line?

How many of you predicted that Suh and company would destroy us up front? How did that turn out?

Watt is an exceptional player, but he is just 1 of 11. Respect him, but don't fear him. There are schemes that can help us neutralize him.

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Honestly, barring a spectacular performance from our D or Cam Newton going balls out, I don't see how we win this game Sunday.  Our OL is going to get massacred.

LOL, what????

They don't know who their starting QB is...and even once they figure it out, whoever they pick is straight trash. They may actually get shutout. Don't see them being able to do much of anything on offense against our D. 

They have Watt on D, and not much else. Even with our anemic offense we should be able to put up 14-24 points on Sunday. We are gonna smoke these fools.

 

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