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Three NFL teams have an average positive point differential of 15 PPG or more in 2019

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Baltimore, New England, and San Francisco.

Carolina's 2019 point differential (per game) under Ron "Defensive Genius" Rivera?  

-3 PPG

Carolina has surrendered 291 points on the season (11 games).  Only six teams are worse: Cincinnati, Atlanta, NYG, Arizona, Tampa Bay, and Miami.

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7 minutes ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

This is the sort of stat that leaves the Panthers aspiring to become mediocre.

A lot of people, offseason after offseason during the Rivera Regime, have thirsted for that very thing.

Well... they got it.  And they're still getting it.  Good and hard.  Think they're happy now?

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For all the crap we've given our offense, they are the 12th ranked scoring offense in the league.  It's not amazing, but it's above average.

Our scoring defense has been awful, and defense in general as well.  For this if no other reason, Rivera needs to go.  When a defensive coach can't keep his defense above average, while his OC takes a rookie backup QB and presents an above average attack his time is up.

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6 minutes ago, BrianS said:

For all the crap we've given our offense, they are the 12th ranked scoring offense in the league.  It's not amazing, but it's above average.

Our scoring defense has been awful, and defense in general as well.  For this if no other reason, Rivera needs to go.  When a defensive coach can't keep his defense above average, while his OC takes a rookie backup QB and presents an above average attack his time is up.

It's why I was concerned earlier on when we were living off of turnovers. We were getting gashed in yardage but bailing ourselves out with turnovers and I doubted it would last.

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