Turner still not practicing, Jackson might be

[Mr. Scot]

Jackson ultimately did practice but may have fallen under the "limited" category.

Rivera says they'll have a feel for him tomorrow.  Riot is likely correct that he'll end up being a game-time decision.

[LinvilleGorge]

36 minutes ago, Snake said:

We don't have the privilege of other teams like NE or the eagles to where our own division is a cake walk either. 

Yep. NE's perennially weak division has played a huge role in their amazing run of excellence. Don't get me wrong, they've put together an excellent organization and it isn't their fault that the other three teams in their division can't stop tripping over their own feet, but still...

[Snake]

33 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Yep. NE's perennially weak division has played a huge role in their amazing run of excellence. Don't get me wrong, they've put together an excellent organization and it isn't their fault that the other three teams in their division can't stop tripping over their own feet, but still...

It's almost as amazing as how the South can be so well coached year to year. 

[trueblade]

48 minutes ago, Snake said:

It's almost as amazing as how the South can be so well coached year to year. 

Maybe have Atlanta and Miami switch spots?

[Ace_Aladdin]

57 minutes ago, stbugs said:

So true. In our division this year, you can’t have an off day. Our defense has an off day and we lose due to a terrible PI call. How many Panther fans would say that if Cam goes for 300+ and 3 TDs with 70%+ completions then we’ll lose?

We’ve got 2 of the last 3 NFC SB teams and our “worst” team just beat the other SB team. The 4th team in our division was a trendy SB prediction. If Tampa really is as good as they’ve played, we’ve got 4 legitimate playoff teams. How do you compete when after week 2 your OL is a mess and your two best receiving threats (Olsen and Samuel IMHO) our out for an unknown number of weeks?

 

On offense scheming up plays with 12 personnel to setup play-action. In order to do that Norv needs to increase the # of traditional run plays. If Ian, Armah & Manhertz are involved in the passing game the LBs will be forced to stay in the middle, opening up the deep & underneath passes along with the running game. 

On defense allow Bradberry to travel around with #1 guy and let Gaulden play FS. On run plays the LBs where too clustered in the interior need to shift Shaq & Mayo to the edges to keep contain, interior DL is strong enough to handle the inside stuff w/ Luke. I liked Mario’s edge flexibility, should do same on the right side with wider stances on outside run formations. 

[Ace_Aladdin]

Should take a page out Cincinnati’s playbook and start using Ian, Armah & Manhertz to the full potential! 

 

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-network-playbook/0ap3000000964278/Bengals-vs-Panthers-Week-3-preview-NFL-Playbook

[Ace_Aladdin]

21 minutes ago, stbugs said:

Manhertz sucks. He never catches anything and he’s the idiot that threw Lawrence into Williams losing him for the year. Somehow we keep players that does less than nothing and hurt the overall team. Like Amini who’ll get Cam killed every time he steps on the field. 

You obviously didn’t watch the full game, if it wasn’t for Manhertz & Ian blocking CAM would have been pressured far more. He hasn’t had much opportunities given to catch, if you want to bitch about catching you should be calling out stone hands Funchess. 

It’s pathetic that the RB is your leading receiver.