Poll: Grade the Offensive Play Calling

[pantherphan96]

D. Getting cute at the goal line and settling for a FG and screen pass on 3rd and 10. Shula'd.

[PhillyB]

D

for dumbass

[KillerKat]

When you're grade is between C - F, you should be looking for another job. The Panthers are just so stupid sometimes.

[Kevin Greene]

31 minutes ago, PhillyB said:

D

for dumbass

F

for frequently makes same mistakes

[Cpt slay a ho]

B and it will stay that way until some upgrades are made in the offense


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[kent]

On 1st series, in redzone, 3 passing plays after Newton sacked at goal line.

(Low quality)

3-12-NO 12

http://imgur.com/KQL0pSb

2-14-NO 14

http://imgur.com/cgDUQIK

3-14-NO 14

http://imgur.com/NFu1pdp

I think It's bad play calling.

[GoobyPls]

15 hours ago, teeray said:

Short passing game?  With 8 or nine people in the box?  If 8 or 9 people are in the box where are all the defenders?  Right where you want your short passing game to be.

Not to mention that doesn't play to Cam Newton's strengths as a down field 10+ yard passer.  Cam is actually less accurate on short passes than intermediate passes 

So you want to design an offense that works against your QB's strengths and throwing the ball where the defense is rather than where it isn't.

Our receivers also seem to drop those short passes. 

[Toker Smurf]

Why you no make 'Z' an option?

[PrimeTimeHeel]

On 11/19/2016 at 10:32 PM, teeray said:

Short passing game?  With 8 or nine people in the box?  If 8 or 9 people are in the box where are all the defenders?  Right where you want your short passing game to be.

Not to mention that doesn't play to Cam Newton's strengths as a down field 10+ yard passer.  Cam is actually less accurate on short passes than intermediate passes 

So you want to design an offense that works against your QB's strengths and throwing the ball where the defense is rather than where it isn't.

 

if they are stacking the box the outside is gonna be open for quick passes to the flat, quick hitches, screens, pick plays etc. Obviously I am not talking about trying to run the scheme in jumbo formation. Gotta come out with spread formations, trips, etc. 

Just LOL at the excuse or notion that Cam can't be effective on a quick short passing game. 

I want to design an offense that is gonna keep the chains moving and score points. 

[PrimeTimeHeel]

On 11/19/2016 at 3:53 PM, PrimeTimeHeel said:

Can someone with Coaches Film please go and do an analysis of our offensive scheme / playcalling. 

1) Are we running the ball like a dumbass against a stacked box? How often? Likewise are we spreading them out and running on light boxes? How often?

2) On passing plays do we have level concepts on every play ie short, medium, and deep routes? How often?

3) On what % of passing plays do we have a check down? 

4) Is Cam making his reads from short to deep or deep to short?

5) How many times does that cost us in a sack or incomplete when we could have had positive yards or even a 1st down?

6) Are our passing plays effective against man and zone? Or are they low % against both man and zone ie go routes

7) How long is Cam holding on to the ball? Is he making progressions within the 3-4 second window that he ought to be? 

8) What D did the Saints play most of the game ie man or zone? Where they covering short or giving that up? Did we attack their weakness on following plays going off tendencies? 

 

 

bmp

[PantherBuckeye89]

13 hours ago, GoobyPls said:

Our receivers also seem to drop those short passes. 

That is because Cam lasers them in like he is throwing a hail mary. He can't help it, that's how strong his arm is lol

[GoobyPls]

2 hours ago, PantherBuckeye89 said:

That is because Cam lasers them in like he is throwing a hail mary. He can't help it, that's how strong his arm is lol

He's supposed to laser them in, this isn't a game a catch. Either way Funchess, Philly, Ginn, Kelvin, Dickson have all had issues with drops before Cam.