It's just one game

[stankowalski]

1 minute ago, CPantherKing said:

The answer is to block release a green dog blitz and pass it to the TE or RB who released as the hot read. Did it in the 1st half. Stopped doing it in the second half. The coaches went into clock running mode to start the second half. They believed the defense could win it for the Panthers with a 17-7 lead.

30+ points or it will be 50/50 shots at the end of the game, and left up to the clock management.

That's assuming Cam can hit that throw consistently, which he hasn't shown he can this far into his career.  Hell he couldn't even hit philly who was by himself with no defenders around.  That's never been Cam's game and never will be unless he works on those kinds of throws.  He's always been better at the long passes even at Auburn.

[CPantherKing]

2 minutes ago, stankowalski said:

That's assuming Cam can hit that throw consistently, which he hasn't shown he can this far into his career.  Hell he couldn't even hit philly who was by himself with no defenders around.  That's never been Cam's game and never will be unless he works on those kinds of throws.  He's always been better at the long passes even at Auburn.

Well teams are going to green dog like crazy until the OL successfully blocks it, or Cam completes passes to his hot route.

Teams were leaving the extra defenders to spy Cam. The Broncos just told the league twice that it is better to risk Cam running it on a pass and hurrying him out of the pocket. He is always looking to pass and not run. His runs are typically drawn up.

That is the challenge.

Green dog blitz on defense, and attack Bradberry and Ealy on offense. Bradberry and Ealy are both on the same side. That is inviting the offense to move down the field.