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Official Panthers at Packers Gameday Thread


Jeremy Igo

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1 minute ago, bigdog10 said:

this is embarrassingly bad defense.  I think this is what all the talking heads who actually know football saw when they said the transition to a 3-4 will be a challenge. It has completely wiped away our defense. 
 

what exactly are Poe and McCoy being paid for. 

Fwiw, our run defense wasn't that great last year.  Its been getting progressively worse since the superbowl season.  From 7th to 10th, to 14th, to 24th, to 31st this year.  

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4 minutes ago, t96 said:

Everybody loves Tepper now but when this continues under him he’ll be hated more than JR. Atleast with JR we knew he wouldn’t change anything, Tepper giving us false hope with “big changes.”

I wasn’t sold on Tepper from the start as I posted then and I’m still not.  He won’t be any better than JR. He’s going to field the same average bullshit we have seen for the past 25 seasons.  

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