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What’s wrong with the Carolina Panthers?


TheSpecialJuan

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I think aside from injuries and lack of takent in certain areas, the team is simply deflated. I don't think the guys effort is there like last year. 

They are probably tired of playing the other team plus the refs. They see the NFL enforcing their narrative in the Superbowl then allowing Cam to be smashed in the head with no repercussions. And maybe they just don't think the effort is worth it if they know they are just going to be screwed over. poo I probably would too. 

I still believe there is a great team here. But it's covered under a bunch of sht right now. And Rivera needs get his head out of his ass and learn when and when not to call timeouts.

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Aside from the super bowl fiasco and Cam being head hunted, theyre not on the same page. Players are frustrated, coaches seemingly don't care. The league is making it their business for the team, especially cocky Cam, to not have fun and play their style of football. Chemistry is off. 

Then you get into the football stuff. Their problems are deeper than no pash rushers, rookie corners and a shaky line. 

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Ultimately it comes down to turnovers on offense.  Now what is the cause of the huge increase in that this year, is the real question.

And most likely there isn't one easy answer or one person to point fingers at, much to the dismay of message board reactionaries.  

 

Tell me, is the All-pro subsection as reactionary as the regular board?  I would hope not...

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1 hour ago, Camvp said:

Ultimately it comes down to turnovers on offense.  Now what is the cause of the huge increase in that this year, is the real question.

And most likely there isn't one easy answer or one person to point fingers at, much to the dismay of message board reactionaries.  

 

Tell me, is the All-pro subsection as reactionary as the regular board?  I would hope not...

Short answer...no it isn't get your membership.

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