The most embarrassing thing about this loss

[NAS]

Our defense was demolished in the run game. I would rather get torched in the air than have someone run at us for 232 yards. That is really embarrassing for a so called top 10 front seven. And its been coming. They’ve looked suspect all season on run defense and Shanahan just exposed the blueprint against this Defense. 

[Newtcase]

I think you have to tip your cap to San Fran's offensive game plan.  They executed nearly perfectly and really kept us off balance.  Every time we got pressure they had the screen dialed up.  The misdirection was insane and again executed perfectly.  It's not that we couldn't athletically compete, it's that we were completely unprepared for how they were going to attack.  Defense was on it heels all day.  This is a coaching/game plan issue.  

[Jeremy Igo]

5 minutes ago, NAS said:

Our defense was demolished in the run game. I would rather get torched in the air than have someone run at us for 232 yards. That is really embarrassing for a so called top 10 front seven. And its been coming. They’ve looked suspect all season on run defense and Shanahan just exposed the blueprint against this Defense. 

Yeah, it was pretty bad. Watching their backs just waltz into the end zones untouched is infuriating.

[ellis]

51 points.

38 rushes.

[brandon_87]

8 minutes ago, NAS said:

Our defense was demolished in the run game. I would rather get torched in the air than have someone run at us for 232 yards. That is really embarrassing for a so called top 10 front seven. And its been coming. They’ve looked suspect all season on run defense and Shanahan just exposed the blueprint against this Defense. 

The only people who call our front 7 a top 10 is this board. The people here have Homer goggles on 24/7/365. Any option that differs from their own is met with negativity and poo talking. 

[Pantha-kun]

run defense has been bad all season long

we're literally 27th in the league in avg rushing yards allowed per game  at 135 per contest. It's a problem that's been apparent well beyond this one game.

These are worth noting as well avg rush yards per game for our opponents : 

• #1 Tampa Bay (69 per game) 
• #2 New Orleans (84)
• #11 San Francisco (96)
• #12 Tennesee (97)
• #14 Los Angeles Rams (97)
• #15 Seattle (103)
• #16 Jacksonville (108)
• #20 Indianapolis (111)
• #21 Atlanta (118)
• #24 Green Bay (124)
• #25 Arizona (130)
• #28 Washington (138)

So 6 out of our next 9 contests are against teams with middling or bad run Ds. With ATL 2x, Green Bay, and Washington CMC should be salivating. 

[ellis]

You can break a team’s entire backbone with that kind of rushing attack. Literally, it’s different than watching your team give up a few bombs over the top. Getting gashed on the ground is just a visceral, demoralizing experience. 

[Forty-Eight]

More salt to the wounds, they were without their two starting OTs: Staley and McGlinchey

[mc52beast]

25 minutes ago, ellis said:

51 points.

38 rushes.

Looking forward to your analysis later this week

[mc52beast]

Getting beat on the ground means you’re being physically overpowered in the trenches. Plus the lb’s were constantly out of position, like they had no idea what was happening.

One of the most embarrassing losses in Panther history

[Rastlet]

5 minutes ago, Forty-Eight said:

More salt to the wounds, they were without their two starting OTs: Staley and McGlinchey

So you are saying coaching matters? Who would have thunk it.

[!stUp]

I would not (at this point in time and space) rule out a loss or sweep by Atlanta, they came back on Seattle and actually made a game out of it.

[Anybodyhome]

2 minutes ago, !stUp said:

I would not (at this point in time and space) rule out a loss or sweep by Atlanta, they came back on Seattle and actually made a game out of it.

With Matt Schaub....

[joemac]

37 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Yeah, it was pretty bad. Watching their backs just waltz into the end zones untouched is infuriating.

I think they hit the same wide open gap about 20 times yesterday.