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Gscottnc5

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This is how many times we ran the ball the whole game. Even with the three and outs in the second half we are only down 6 points. We seem to abandon the run so quickly and I don't understand the play calling.

DWill will run the ball once, then they take him out, out JStew in. None of it makes any sense. DWill proved last year he can run the ball 25 times a game. That is why we won 12 games last year.

It's like the coaches just got out of coaching 101 class and have already forgotten everything they learned.

I can't imagine the anger and frustration that has to be growing in the locker room.

Also, the defense looked very aggressive the first half, then came out very passive. I mean WTF.

What is going on?!?!

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I still don't understand the series in the 3rd quarter. Dallas punted the ball and we were down around the 8 yard line. Deangelo makes a 16 yard run on first down. The next play? A friggin bomb down the left sideline to Smith followed by two more passes and a 3 and out. Why not continue to run the ball? Use up some clock and run the ball. We were only down 6 at the f*ckin time. Frustrating stuff man.

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Run the fuging ball.

Run the fuging ball.

Run the fuging ball.

Run the fuging ball.

One of the better RB's last year who is perfectly healthy and we don't use him... amazing

Not to mention a 1st round back up that gets 3 runs called.

2 weeks in a row now this team has been out coached. Dallas is a very average team.

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There is nothing more demoralizing to a defense to know the other team is going to run the ball and the defense not be able to stop it.

If they just give the opportunity for DWIll and the OLine to get into a rhythm, we might see some progress.

Pathetic. I have always been a loyal fan and still will be, but something has to change. If I were DWill, I would be demanding the ball on the sideline. "Give me the Fcuking ball"

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I still don't understand the series in the 3rd quarter. Dallas punted the ball and we were down around the 8 yard line. Deangelo makes a 16 yard run on first down. The next play? A friggin bomb down the left sideline to Smith followed by two more passes and a 3 and out. Why not continue to run the ball? Use up some clock and run the ball. We were only down 6 at the f*ckin time. Frustrating stuff man.

Agreed. That was the point in the game when I lost it. Totally disgusting.

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Hey, they can keep rotating DWill and JStew, it works great. As long as you keep running. And running. And running.

There's the old adage that when you're behind, you pass to catch up fast. But haven't we seen both of Double Trouble break off 50, 60, 70 yard and longer runs? Aren't those just as effective in making a comeback?

Yanno, on paper, we have a fantastic game plan -- run the rock, run it again and take a shot at the end zone once in a while with the passing game. Why do we toss it out the window so often?

Why do we toss it when we're winning?

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Can anyone tell me if Jeff davidson was this type of play caller in Cleveland?

I'm new to the Panthers, so didn't know Davidson came from the Browns. Fox also hired Scherer as his QB coach. Scherer is a Brown's cast-off. In case fox didn't' notice, the Brown's stunk.

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