We had the slowest paced offense in 2017, currently tied for 4th slowest this season

[GoobyPls]

46 minutes ago, panthers55 said:

Then find a better stat. I know there are advanced stats from somewhere showing the hurry up. Until then this is the best stat there is and beats your no stats to say he is better. And again that whole issue isn't germaine to the discussion.

Nor is the Rivera quote germaine to my point. You seem to be arguing a point no one else is debating and totally.missing the point of my original post. No one  is arguing that Rivera doesn't  uses ball control and likes to run to extend time of possession. That is not in debate. And no one says Cam dictates the pace of the game from play to play. But his clock management from end of one play until he snaps the ball is slow and deliberate. But even when Cam uses the hurry up he trots along and takes his time. Look when he called the pass play instead of spiking  the ball after the big pass reception at the end. He took almost 5 seconds to snap.the ball once folks were set. It is his pace and style, he does things slowly. Within the 40 seconds Cam takes his time and uses it all which ultimately impacts the play of the game and pace. Not a criticism simply an observation. So unless you have facts to back up your opinions stop wasting everyone's time with your conjectire and red herring issues.

My stat, the entire second half of the Falcons game, which you seem to avoid again.

 

Again your lying, after the big pass play Cam got to the line and snapped the ball in 10 seconds with over 25 remaining on the play clock. It’s funny how you say the “you see” Cam going slow as a legit point to your argument, but when I see Cam actually play better in a fast pace your whole arguement is “hurr show me the stats”.

 

At this point your just arguing to save face with Rivera.

[TheSpecialJuan]

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[iamhubby1]

On 10/12/2018 at 3:27 PM, nogoodbum said:

If I recall correctly, early in Cam's career there was some chatter about his huddle actions [quick in & out or slow in & out] being a "Tell" about play calls. Afterword his actions seemed to be more deliberate [maybe just my eyes only]. Maybe Cam has gotten a bit too deliberate?

    IIRC, Cam did not start out kneeling in the Huddle. But as the game wore on, and he started getting tired. That is when he would start to kneel. He didn't think anything about it. Then someone told him (I think it was at the Pro Bowl, after his rookie year.) that Defenses had figured it out. So Cam, in order to nullify that tell, he just started kneeling full time. 

 

    That could be what happened. Or it very well could be just another one of those "Cam myths". But I kinda remember reading it in the Charlotte Observer. Hope that answers your question.

 

    Oh, and welcome to teh Huddlez.

[Moo Daeng]

On 10/11/2018 at 9:08 PM, tiger7_88 said:

Its almost as if the previous OC was doing EXACTLY what the HC wanted him to do.

along with the TE they are all trying to help the QB call the plays

[Trill OG]

And this is why Ron should be questioned on his coaching.

It's like he is living in 2015.

We don't have a good defense this year. You can't play to protect leads this year. See what happens when a team gets a headstart. We are dead because our offense is not used to playing at a fast pace.