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How good is the panthers offense

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13 minutes ago, Matt62881 said:

I'm hoping the oline is much improved but I do believe the scheming will auto improve it. The days of 3rd and short and running 4 verticals is hopefully over ect.... 

Definitely 

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9 minutes ago, Mister said:

He’s a better qb then cam as of now . Cams biggest threat was his deep pass but he doesn’t have that anymore . I love cam but we have an upgrade at qb. Teddy is a lot smarter at reading coverages as well and finding the open receiver cam was terrible at finding the open receiver and you can watch old tape were someone was so wide open and cam would force it to a different receiver  

How is Teddy a lot smarter at reading coverages when his qb play has been very pedestrian?

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Granted, there is reason to be more positive about the upcoming season than there was a few weeks ago.  We've got an offense that looks like it potentially can score points in bunches, an O line that might hold up for more than a second or two and some young talent for the D.  

Things could get interesting and I don't mean that in a bad way.

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The offense will obviously be terrible. We have an average QB behind a terrible o-line with no Greg Olsen. The offense will be rebuilt with the 2021 draft and FA and look totally different from the shambles disaster it is now. We have too much dead cap to use FA to fix the offense, and we decided to focus 100% of the draft on fixing the defense.

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