Brett Kollman on the Panthers vs Cowboys Game

[Saca312]

Just thought you might be interested. Basically talks primarily on the Cowboys sucking, but does shoutout our defense and especially just how fuging good Luke Kuechly really is. 

 

[TheSpecialJuan]

[countryboi]

Man I love some Brett Kollmann, he is always on point. That said he ripped Dak and Scott linehan a new asshole with a back drop of the Panthers. It was wonderful.

[Jackofalltrades]

I wish he’d do this with our offense. 

[Chaos]

Good points.  Scary to think how vulnerable our secondary is selling out for the run with the single high (slow) safety.  Like he said a decent QB recognizes that and kills the play called.  If the CBs are 12 yards off the line of scrimmage, that could be disastrous.

[Moo Daeng]

Or maybe they geared the defense to who they were playing.

Of course you focus on stopping Elliot when playing the Cowboys 

[CarolinaSamurai]

2 hours ago, Chaos said:

Good points.  Scary to think how vulnerable our secondary is selling out for the run with the single high (slow) safety.  Like he said a decent QB recognizes that and kills the play called.  If the CBs are 12 yards off the line of scrimmage, that could be disastrous.

Honestly Sunday is the test of how Washington runs the D when the team we face can throw it. 

[Panthers8969]

What team wouldn’t stack the box against the cowboys? Make dak beat you. 

 

Ps he can’t 

[Saca312]

11 hours ago, Chaos said:

Good points.  Scary to think how vulnerable our secondary is selling out for the run with the single high (slow) safety.  Like he said a decent QB recognizes that and kills the play called.  If the CBs are 12 yards off the line of scrimmage, that could be disastrous.

I think that’s just Washington just taking his gamble and expecting the Cowboys to be run-centric and uncreative.

His gamble paid off dividends.

[rayzor]

15 hours ago, Chaos said:

Good points.  Scary to think how vulnerable our secondary is selling out for the run with the single high (slow) safety.  Like he said a decent QB recognizes that and kills the play called.  If the CBs are 12 yards off the line of scrimmage, that could be disastrous.

Panthers knew they weren't playing a decent QB and the WRs were no real threat. The only real threat was Zeke and the momentum he could give him were he not contained, so they geared what they did toward containing that threat.

[Chaos]

4 hours ago, Saca312 said:

I think that’s just Washington just taking his gamble and expecting the Cowboys to be run-centric and uncreative.

His gamble paid off dividends.

Be interesting to see how that changes when we play a team with a run game to respect but also an intelligent QB who can read a mismatch.