PFF Game plan for Panthers

[L-TownCat]

13 minutes ago, Darth Biscuit said:

I guess you assume they will be successful?

I mean, they may be... but if JStew is healthy and the O line is grading... we can run the ball, especially if they have to account for Cam as a threat to keep it.

 

All I'm saying is usually when Wade Phillips keys on something, he's pretty damn good at taking it away, much like our Lombardi.

[L-TownCat]

13 minutes ago, SurfNTurf said:

They might key in on stopping it, but can they? I'd love nothing more than for us to impose our will on the ground. Line up, smash them in the mouth. They know what's coming and they can't stop it. Take some of the arrogance out of that defense. With their interior line being a potential weakness, it's a feasible scenario.

I'm giving their coaching more props than the players they have.  I hope we run for 300 and 3 scores.  I just don't see us running at will.

[Mother Grabber]

first people were complaining that we run too much, now we need to run more. I wish you guys would make up your minds, so we can all complain in a unified voice.

[CatMan72]

Still scratching my head over our offensive gameplan in the super bowl... we abandoned the run/option game that makes us so deadly AND left Remmers on an island with Miller.

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[SurfNTurf]

55 minutes ago, L-TownCat said:

I'm giving their coaching more props than the players they have.  I hope we run for 300 and 3 scores.  I just don't see us running at will.

I don't think we will run at will, but the winner of tomorrow's game will be the team that makes the fewest mistakes. I think (hope) we learned that lesson in the Super Bowl. Unless we get down by more than a score, I could see us sticking with the run game even if it's ineffective and waiting until the doe-eyed new Broncos QB or the struggling rookie punter makes the first mistake. The first half might be a throwback to the John Fox era...

[L-TownCat]

Just now, SurfNTurf said:

I don't think we will run at will, but the winner of tomorrow's game will be the team that makes the fewest mistakes. I think (hope) we learned that lesson in the Super Bowl. Unless we get down by more than a score, I could see us sticking with the run game even if it's ineffective and waiting until the doe-eyed new Broncos QB or the struggling rookie punter makes the first mistake. The first half might be a throwback to the John Fox era...

This is what I had in mind.  The x-factor play(er)s are going to determine an otherwise tough physical game.  

[Cj72]

1 hour ago, CatMan72 said:

Still scratching my head over our offensive gameplan in the super bowl... we abandoned the run/option game that makes us so deadly AND left Remmers on an island with Miller.

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I agree completely. Its hard to tee off on the qb when you have to worry about him giving the ball off to someone who is going to run right past you

[beastson]

1 hour ago, Darth Biscuit said:

I guess you assume they will be successful?

I mean, they may be... but if JStew is healthy and the O line is grading... we can run the ball, especially if they have to account for Cam as a threat to keep it.

 

If we can't run the ball against teams that wants to stop the run, I guess the offense isn't doing what they're supposed to. Your job is to dictate how the game go, not be dictated. We got dictated in the SB and fell right into their hands