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Broncos LB Said Carolina Didnt Switch Anything Up


beastson

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Our OC had 2 weeks to prepare for a team, the SB game. Moment too big for Panthers? I say so, Ron definitely deserves blame too. He's supposed to oversee his coaches and numerous times he said he let them handle it on their own. No way man, not the SB.

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The offense tonight reminded me a lot of 2013 and 2014 - long-developing plays when uptempo was needed. Even with that, had they just not turned the damn ball over (even taking the sacks, just without the fumbles) they probably would have won.

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Just now, Castavar said:

Cam has bailed this motherfugger out all damn season with his audibles, legs, and arm talent. Shula is a fuggin disgrace. You can just tell he couldn't wait to put everything on Cam.

Dude needs to be left behind in SF.. fug him.

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