Perspective for the odd attitude of the Huddle

[GoobyPls]

6 hours ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Lol

 

Trent Dilfer

 

 

Lolol

2000 really? Might as well bring up the 85 bears

 

So much has changed since then, that Ravens D wouldn't look so fierce in today's NFL 

[pantherclaw]

Playing any sport is about winning, and winning Championships. 

Championships, are often won by defense, not elite offenses. 

There are so many ways a team can win. It wouldn't bother me if we won every game by less than a TD. Certainly would make for a more exciting, and memorable season. 

That being said, I  certainly didn't expect our offense to he producing high out of the gates. Not with Cam's shoulder, and an oline still gelling. 

A lot of miscues, and missed opportunities is the truth of the matter. 

The offense will get better.  I don't see the point in piling on hate at any of the coaches over the slow offensive production at this point. Losing Greg is going to affect the offense too. That won't be the coaches fault either. 

This is a team sport, and as of right now, the Panthers are undefeated, with a lot of room to improve. I, myself, consider that a good thing. 

 

[rmoneyg35]

When we went 15-1 we won a lot of close games and cam didn't start out good and ended up MVP. I say don't panic and enjoy the wins no matter how close a win is a win. When we went to the super bowl in 03 we won a bunch of close games as well. I don't care how we win as long as we win.

[Davidson Deac II]

Seattle won a superbowl primarily with their defense.  It allowed a total of 40 points in three games.  The Giants won two of them by holding Tom Brady to his lowest scoring Superbowls.  In fact, if  you look at the Giants runs thru the playoffs in both year, they won primarily on the strength of their defense (including a 24-2 drubbing of the Falcons).