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Okay they are serious about this offense.. dam!!

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3 minutes ago, Burning Bush said:

SHULA better be creative on offense.

This is my fear.  McCaffery and Samuel are both amazing pieces, but when the guy writing the playbook eats crayons, it's hard to be optimistic.  guaranteed, he will run both on end arounds in the first game of the season just like Ginn did all the time last year.

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Shula's going to try and do his best Chud impression to save his job, mark my words. Samuels on go routes, screens, and sweeps. CMC as Deangelo Williams meets slot receiver. The Wildcat. Trick plays. It'll be interesting. If Cam gets his short game down this offense will be a defensive coordinator's worst nightmare.

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Do you guys even watch the Panthers? The knock on Shula has never been his creativity. Most of y'all whine that he's "too cute" unless it works. Would you prefer Fox's 3rd-and-7 draws? Shula ran the Annexation of Puerto Rico, play actions to Olsen on fourth down, etc. He calls sweeps and fakes and misdirections all the time. Is he the best coordinator in the league? Nah. Does he try new stuff with the personnel he has? Yeah. Maybe to a fault. They entire staff has talked about "evolving" the offense or months now, and they drafted the pieces to make that happen. Whine all you want. I'm excited to see this speed.

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Good take @SurfNTurf. Shula doesn't bother me. That the pieces didn't all work together well bothers me. Fans don't have the patience to let the setup from 2 plays ago play out. I'm excited about this draft so far. Just wish Cam could participate in the OTA's & full camp to get familiar with these weapons. I see a slow start for this year. :(

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1 minute ago, GRWatcher said:

Good take @SurfNTurf. Shula doesn't bother me. That the pieces didn't all work together well bothers me. Fans don't have the patience to let the setup from 2 plays ago play out. I'm excited about this draft so far. Just wish Cam could participate in the OTA's & full camp to get familiar with these weapons. I see a slow start for this year. :(

They are gambling HUGE that Oher is OK, that Cam returns to being Cam, that J-Stew stays healthy, that KB is who we thought he was pre-ACL, that Funchess becomes a competent WR2-3, that the aging D-line can be at least average. These are all giant ifs. But if at least some of them happen, plus this new talent? Woooooooo boys...

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