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Falcons halftime thoughts

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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I don’t know is this is an unpopular opinion or not,  but I think this is the best Panther wide receiver core we might have ever had. Also, I would love to resign Curtis Samuel his downfield blocking and overall impact I think is very understated.

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Thank God Burns is ok.  When those 3 guys converged over the top of him on the hit, and then he wasn't moving for a second, I was really scared.  Glad he is ok, and we need him back out there ASAP...  Pisses me of he gets knocked out by friendly fire when he is really hitting his stride...

With Teddy taking these more aggressive shots, I am quickly concocting my marinade for my crow.  And I can't wait.

We may have finally found one of those few difference makers in the league at head coach

  A true strategist.  The adjustments he makes and dynamic, constantly changing methods of defending and attacking are "Belichickian," to steal his term.  I was genuinely concerned about this game coming in, because under our previous regimes, we were coming in off of a bit of national surprise and hype, a divisional game against a struggling opponent...  these are the games under Fox and Rivera that we would've completely laid an egg.  Rhule is for real and despite my protestations at certain moves made leading up to this season, he clearly knew what kind of team was needed to play the style he was looking for - they're guys that love to play, and they play hard.  This is how winners are built.

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2 minutes ago, shaq said:

I don’t know is this is an unpopular opinion or not,  but I think this is the best Panther wide receiver core we might have ever had. Also, I would love to resign Curtis Samuel his downfield blocking and overall impact I think is very understated.

I don't see how it could be unpopular. We don't exactly have an illustrious history at WR. This corps is definitely in the conversation but I'd still give the nod to Smitty/Moose/Proehl at the moment.

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4 minutes ago, Doc Holiday said:

DJ Moore doesn’t like Anderson, I thought it was pretty clear on Moore’s touchdown when he didn’t recognize Anderson trying to congratulate him at all.

Moore needs to grow up, it isn’t Anderson’s fault he isnt the teams #1 WR this season. 

Pretty sure the beef is over Robby calling Sir Purr a bear 

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5 minutes ago, Doc Holiday said:

DJ Moore doesn’t like Anderson, I thought it was pretty clear on Moore’s touchdown when he didn’t recognize Anderson trying to congratulate him at all.

Moore needs to grow up, it isn’t Anderson’s fault he isnt the teams #1 WR this season. 

Roby>DJ

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4 minutes ago, Doc Holiday said:

DJ Moore doesn’t like Anderson, I thought it was pretty clear on Moore’s touchdown when he didn’t recognize Anderson trying to congratulate him at all.

Moore needs to grow up, it isn’t Anderson’s fault he isnt the teams #1 WR this season. 

Imo, You are reading something into it that is probably not there.  He didn't jump up and down, but that doesn't mean he was blowing Robbie off.  

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Haynes got a sack! Good for him. I had such high hopes for him but he hasn’t ever got enough playing time to do anything. Glad to see him and our defense get a sack.

 

also Davis is a beast, dude can break some tackles.

 

is it me or did DJ Moore look like he wasn’t even running hard on his TD? I swear it looked like he was jogging the last 20 yards.

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3 minutes ago, shaq said:

I don’t know is this is an unpopular opinion or not,  but I think this is the best Panther wide receiver core we might have ever had. Also, I would love to resign Curtis Samuel his downfield blocking and overall impact I think is very understated.

 

Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

I don't see how it could be unpopular. We don't exactly have an illustrious history at WR. This corps is definitely in the conversation but I'd still give the nod to Smith/Moose/Proehl at the moment.

I mean, we've had some great individual receivers, obviously...  but, I was legit surprised to hear that Robby has more catches to this point in a season than any Panthers receiver in history.  

All that being said, Smitty and Moose are my top 2 receivers all time, with the trio of those two and Proehl being the best group prior to this one...  but this group is more gifted 1 through 3, and the 4 and 5 are better than that aforementioned group that led us to the SB in 03.

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