Houston Writer detailed breakdown of the Panthers

[hepcat]

24 minutes ago, PantherBrew said:

Coaching. Fewell was such an important hire.

It's like the team plays better when they have an actual experienced position coach and not just one of Ron's old college buddys

[sml1950]

When RR coaches the defense,  it’s a misnomer for the front seven, because they play offense.  They run plays with stunts/blitzes 4/3 3/4   and make the other team react to them. When they win, the secondary is put into a position to win.

[electro's horse]

Irvin rolls over the top like a smashed deer,

 

lol

[TheSpecialJuan]

[top dawg]

4 hours ago, panthers55 said:

Said this in the offseason. He was our best addition in the secondary.

I remember, and I agreed.

[cptx]

3 hours ago, electro's horse said:

Irvin rolls over the top like a smashed deer,

 

lol

Dude uses more metaphors and analogies than Mick Mixon and is still nowhere near as cringe.

[Floppin]

I thoroughly enjoyed that piece.

[stratocatter]

Those clips and the analysis were very good and video has gotten so good in definition and hardware so fast you can actually see what is happening and stop start to your heart's desire, and not lose anything.

People have such short memories that they forget our excellent secondary coach Wilkes was promoted to DC, the first time our defensive staff was raided and after just one year he was gone as well. Two years two major changes, that is tough for any staff to absorb.

No one does the "not miss a beat" thing all that great besides New England, that immediately comes to mind. Seattle maybe. Pittsburgh used to be pretty good at it.

And we don't know who was first choice that couldn't be had, before 2018 (do we?). Probably wasn't Rogers.

We were lucky to get Fewell for sure, I am certain he would have been on Rivera's radar before this year as they worked in the same relationship when Rivera was Bears DC. Like Norv, took a while for things to line up.

 

 

[RumHam]

7 hours ago, PantherBrew said:

Hmm.  It would certainly make sense.  Just need to step away from interior pressure without just getting deeper. Bradys the best at it. 

Eh not really. U beat brady with interior pressure which is why we usually beat them. McD dialed up that gameplan and if it wasnt for that blocked punt buffalo would have won sunday

[rayzor]

6 hours ago, PantherBrew said:

Coaching. Fewell was such an important hire.

 

6 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Beat me to it...

Remember, last year they were being coached by Richard Rodgers.

This was a HUGE upgrade. Amazing what can happen when you put someone that knows what they're doing in a job rather than your buddy.

[PantherBrew]

4 minutes ago, RumHam said:

Eh not really. U beat brady with interior pressure which is why we usually beat them. McD dialed up that gameplan and if it wasnt for that blocked punt buffalo would have won sunday

Obviously you beat any QB with interior pressure. But if it is not a push on both sides of the interior. QBs can maneuver around it. I used to coach this. Part of feeling around the pocket.