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Panthers Defense Appreciation Thread


Jeremy Igo

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Let's put into perspective who they were playing here.  Chicago literally has nothing resembling an NFL offense.  We really had no chance for turnovers once they had a lead, Fox was always going to play to protect the ball from that point.  The lack of turnovers continues to be a problem though.  But to pretend like our defense was awesome today is misleading.  It was a combination of Chicago's terrible offense and conservative play more than it was a signature performance from our defense.  

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It must be hard to continually stop the opponent and watch the offense fail time and again in such obvious, unimaginative ways. With this D we will beat teams but our O has to get out of it's own way. The worst case scenario was 2 first quarter turnovers for TD's which our D were off the field for. You couldn't have given that Bears team a bigger gift if you tried...

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I doubt Fox even wanted his offense on the field any longer than necessary.  Why would he?  We were more likely to gift them points than score with our offense on the field.  Sorry guys, this defensive performance is nothing more than exactly how Fox wanted it to play out after 2 defensive scores.

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