Why the Panthers offense didn't work (and how Norv Turner should fix it)

[Pup McBarky]

38 minutes ago, Bj-Monster23 said:

I think we need to have Moton really come into his own or this offensive line will be in trouble.

We're also gonna need at least one of those UDFAs to provide decent backup. Fortunately, it appears we got some quality players, so I'm hopeful.

[The Pieyed Piper]

20 hours ago, coralreefer_1 said:

fug this clickbait thread  (and yeah Carolina _Chuck...pie my ass because apparently you are my bitvh)

click bait in July. 

how dare he?she

 

[Snake]

On 7/5/2018 at 11:04 AM, LinvilleGorge said:

Everyone who pays attention on this site knows I wanted Ryan Kalil released to free up that cap space, but I really do hope he bounces back and gives us one last healthy year. Losing Norwell is going to be a big blow. I fully understand that we couldn't afford to keep him, but we lost our best offensive lineman when he walked. I just hope in the long run we don't look back and have to admit that we paid the wrong OG when we inked Turner instead of Norwell. I absolutely think that Turner has the higher ceiling, but right now Norwell is the better OG.

I don't think we paid the wrong guard. Tri on almost every play had to help our center. We unfortunately had to choose between two all pros. Thus the problem that comes with a cap. 

[DaveThePanther2008]

21 hours ago, Saca312 said:

“Let Cam Newton be Tom Brady”

THIS. RIGHT. HERE.

When Cam makes his own adjustments and commands the line of scrimmage, we get 2015 MVP Cam. When we tie him up, we get limited Cam.

Please. Let. Cam. Be. Cam. Norv.

This is the part I liked the most.   Cam is a very smart QB can dissect a defense quite well but if your OC is not allowing you to what you think is best.  We get 2017.

Turner may hold the reins tightly at the beginning but I believe he'll see Cam is in charge and allow him to make adjustments at the line.