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Give credit where credit is due- Shula called an excellent game last night

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8 minutes ago, ThPantherFan said:

shula does have his moments.  I'm not giving him praise until his play calling becomes unpredictable and consistent.  Miami helped a lot last night with there giving up.  Miami is not a bad team.

What in the actual f*ck?

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I am not a fan of Shula but I will give him credit for calling a good game, but what I think worked well is that we played more up tempo. Newton plays better when he plays faster and has time to analyze the defense. He made some great audibles and reads. 

Cam played amazing which will make Shula's job much easier. 

1. Audible for WR screen for Funchess score. 

2. Read option running: He made the right read each time. 

3. Read option passing: He connected on several run calls with pass options and completed those passes. 

4. Bootleg on 3rd and short. I think this was another called run but he took it himself. The oline was looking around trying to see where the ball was. 

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Their was still a couple Wtf play calls I think mostly it was the players coming together the last couple of weeks trimming down the scheming on the o line helps now hopefully the coaches don’t put the breaks on it all cause they want to feel part of it. I just want to see points trying be had for 60min 

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