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We did win, right?


Khyber53

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They won, I'm definitely not sold on our offense though. I expect that we'll make the playoffs just based on our record and the way the defense is playing, but can't see us making it very far in the playoffs unless the offense starts to spark. Luckily Greg Olsen will be back by then which should help get the offense respectable again.

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3 hours ago, electro's horse said:

Awww sorry did we ruin your safe space

Fiz, you've always been a miserable SOB, glad the years haven't changed you. Do you buy your Wheaties pre-peed in, or do you have someone come around and do it special for you?

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3 hours ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Yep! 

 

Panthers defense bought the offense another week to get things figured out. 

 

Let's hope it happens. 

Thanks to Rivera which many huddlers will never give credit even after we are going to win the SB.

Second the offense want be at full power until Olsen returns, the offense runs through Cam & TE position!

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4 minutes ago, sanjay_rajput said:

Thanks to Rivera which many huddlers will never give credit even after we are going to win the SB.

Second the offense want be at full power until Olsen returns, the offense runs through Cam & TE position!

Looooool. Long live the two tight end set! Dilly dilly

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