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Ball just not bouncing Carolina's way

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How many tipped passes have gone for picks? How close was the Sheldon Brown pick from being incomplete only to be scooped up and ran pretty far back?

The tipped pass in the playoff loss?

Johnson for Tampa fumbling 5 times I think and the D recovered only 1?

Kenneth Moore having the ball hit him right in the chest, he falls on it only to knee it forward.

Transversely the Saints game. Pass near the sideline that is tipped and looks like it's going to go out of bounds only to be picked by Sharper and ran back.

Steelers game. Horrible tripping call that took away a td for the Vikes. VERY next play they get a to and run it back for a td.

Carolina is just not getting any bounces on any side of the ball this year. Add that to a struggling QB, offense that Stevie Wonder can gameplan for and you get what you got right now.

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You have a point... think back to the year of the "Cardiac Cats" when we got every single break imaginable... this year it ain't happenin'.

Having said that though, you can win without all those little things going your way, you just can't do it with a QB that continuously throws the ball to the other team...

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How many tipped passes have gone for picks? How close was the Sheldon Brown pick from being incomplete only to be scooped up and ran pretty far back?

The tipped pass in the playoff loss?

Johnson for Tampa fumbling 5 times I think and the D recovered only 1?

Kenneth Moore having the ball hit him right in the chest, he falls on it only to knee it forward.

Transversely the Saints game. Pass near the sideline that is tipped and looks like it's going to go out of bounds only to be picked by Sharper and ran back.

Steelers game. Horrible tripping call that took away a td for the Vikes. VERY next play they get a to and run it back for a td.

Carolina is just not getting any bounces on any side of the ball this year. Add that to a struggling QB, offense that Stevie Wonder can gameplan for and you get what you got right now.

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