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One thing I really appreciate about this team...

TN05

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On both offense and defense, we have a ton of people getting involved in plays rather than just a few. On defense we have 12 players credited with at least 0.5 sacks and 16 players with at least one QB hit. Five players have interceptions, 8 players have at least 20 tackles, and 15 have at least 10.


On offense, our receiving game is incredibly well balanced. We’re spreading the ball around to where it needs to go. Moore, McCaffrey, Samuel, and Olsen all have over 270 yards receiving and a TD. Say what you will about the rushing game, but nobody is being force-fed in the receiving game. We’re hitting the open guy, whoever it is.

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59 minutes ago, TN05 said:

On both offense and defense, we have a ton of people getting involved in plays rather than just a few. On defense we have 12 players credited with at least 0.5 sacks and 16 players with at least one QB hit. Five players have interceptions, 8 players have at least 20 tackles, and 15 have at least 10.


On offense, our receiving game is incredibly well balanced. We’re spreading the ball around to where it needs to go. Moore, McCaffrey, Samuel, and Olsen all have over 270 yards receiving and a TD. Say what you will about the rushing game, but nobody is being force-fed in the receiving game. We’re hitting the open guy, whoever it is.

Thank you Ron And Hurney

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McCaffrey is the star in our offense but just like with TB you shut him down you just allow the WRs to feast. We are a healthy LT away from posting 37 points a game with a defense who can cause turnovers. Both the Panthers and NO are scary good and we are in the same division. 

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4 minutes ago, GreensboroPirate said:

Marty Hurney is the most unjustly maligned and underrated executive in the history of the NFL.

All the guy does is draft all pros, and people complain because he drafted Amini Silatolu in the 2nd round a decade ago, as if other general managers never draft busts in the mid rounds.

And is Hurney ever going to get credit for signing Kyle Allen as an UDFA.  Gettleman sure did get a lot of credit for Andew Norwell.

 

 

 

Hurney aside whiffing on Grier has been nothing short of amazing since his return

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1 minute ago, GreensboroPirate said:

Will Grier has never thrown a pass in the NFL and people are already declaring him a bust, even though he looked roughly the same as Kyle Allen in preseason.  He's a late third round compensatory pick, closer to a fourth round pick.  The track record of anyone hitting on a QB in the late 3rd to 4th round is 10% at best, and we haven't even seen Grier throw a pass.

People would rather talk about Hurney missing on Grier than signing Kyle Allen as an undrafted free agent, which might have saved this franchise (after he saved the franchise a decade ago drafting Cam Newton and Luke).  Not even to mention Brian Burns, Bruce Irvin, etc, and all the other brilliant moves.

We should be giving him an extension, even if we fire Ron Rivera.

 

 

Before the Arizona game they used Allen as an example of Hurney not having a plan if Cam got hurt.

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2 minutes ago, GreensboroPirate said:

Will Grier has never thrown a pass in the NFL and people are already declaring him a bust, even though he looked roughly the same as Kyle Allen in preseason.  He's a late third round compensatory pick, closer to a fourth round pick.  The track record of anyone hitting on a QB in the late 3rd to 4th round is 10% at best, and we haven't even seen Grier throw a pass.

People would rather talk about Hurney missing on Grier than signing Kyle Allen as an undrafted free agent, which might have saved this franchise (after he saved the franchise a decade ago drafting Cam Newton and Luke).  Not even to mention Brian Burns, Bruce Irvin, etc, and all the other brilliant moves.

We should be giving him an extension, even if we fire Ron Rivera.

 

 

Fair

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1 hour ago, bigpoppa said:

This is the huddle, either Cam vs Allen or Boobs. I give each a 50/50 shot

In the time I have been posting and reading this forum, approximately 472% of the threads I’ve seen have devolved into Cam/Kyle debates. I don’t recall anyone mentioning boobs, but for the record, I’m a big fan.

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