This is maybe the most dominant QB play I've seen us ever have

[manu4t]

Just now, Yaboychris28 said:

Agreed. The Falcons DL are getting way too many block sheds. Especially our  LG #64. He’s struggled this entire game. 

And they are holding us on both sides of the ball without any fear of a whistle

[CatTower]

Weird people acting like the deep ball is all that matters.  Teddy is much more accurate on short routes than Cam has ever been.  I mean come on, the team had to draft huge WRs for Cam because he'd sail passes so often.

[Car123]

5 minutes ago, The NFL Shield At Midfield said:

Also @ NYG.  Five passing touchdowns and 100 rushing yards plus the game winning drive.

Despite Rivera being conservative in the 2nd half.

[Udogg]

I think we all can agree that this is the best QB play in the last 4 years.    I'm good with that.   

[CarolinaNCSU]

Teddy is without a doubt playing well, but I also feel like this system and coaching are pretty big things that can't be overlooked.  If Teddy were running the Mike Shula offense, he'd look a helluva lot different.  Teddy is making mostly the right reads and getting the ball to his playmakers.  He's been put in a pretty incredible position to succeed by Brady, though. 

[t96]

17 minutes ago, Mage said:

Teddy is playing damn good.  I'll even admit Teddy has been damn good this year overall

But come on now.  Cam in 2015 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.

Yeah for sure. This might be better than Cam’s other seasons but still not even close to 2015

[Rags]

14 minutes ago, CatTower said:

Weird people acting like the deep ball is all that matters.  Teddy is much more accurate on short routes than Cam has ever been.  I mean come on, the team had to draft huge WRs for Cam because he'd sail passes so often.

No. Gettleman thought that. And the got us Finch and Kelvin instead of good WRs.

Steve is 5'9, Ginn is 5'11. Philly was 5"10. Curt and DJ are both under 6'' as well.

Gettleman was never a fan of Cam's style.

[Varking]

1 minute ago, Rags said:

No. Gettleman thought that. And the got us Finch and Kelvin instead of good WRs.

Steve is 5'9, Ginn is 5'11. Philly was 5"10. Curt and DJ are both under 6'' as well.

Gettleman was never a fan of Cam's style.

Thought DJ was 6 feet tall

[mrcompletely11]

2015 cam was jaw dropping.  Even if I wasn't a fan I would have tuned in to see him play

[NAS]

48 minutes ago, TN05 said:

Teddy is absolutely balling rn. 75% accuracy, throwing to a ton of different receivers, calm and collected even with pressure. Stellar performance by Bridgewater and this would look great as a full-game line.

Prisoner Of the moment

[YoungPanthers89]

One of the worst threads ever made on this here site

[NJPanthers12]

1 hour ago, TN05 said:

Teddy is absolutely balling rn. 75% accuracy, throwing to a ton of different receivers, calm and collected even with pressure. Stellar performance by Bridgewater and this would look great as a full-game line.

Lol I mean come on. This is so outrageous i don’t even know where to begin. It’s like these threads are being made on purpose.

”this might be most dominant qb play in franchise history”

let’s just completely forget the year Cam Newton won the MVP and went 15-1 without his number 1 receiver.

thats 1 more MVP award than Drew Brees, Ben Roethlisbeger, Eli Manning, and Phillip Rivers combined. All 4 QBs who will or have a legit shot at making the HOF.

that season somehow was less dominant than 4 games and 3 quarters of teddy brdigewater. Got it.

 

teddy looked real dominant in that 3rd quarter.

[Byrdman4real]

44 minutes ago, CarolinaNCSU said:

Teddy is without a doubt playing well, but I also feel like this system and coaching are pretty big things that can't be overlooked.  If Teddy were running the Mike Shula offense, he'd look a helluva lot different.  Teddy is making mostly the right reads and getting the ball to his playmakers.  He's been put in a pretty incredible position to succeed by Brady, though. 

This

[LinvilleGorge]

43 minutes ago, CarolinaNCSU said:

Teddy is without a doubt playing well, but I also feel like this system and coaching are pretty big things that can't be overlooked.  If Teddy were running the Mike Shula offense, he'd look a helluva lot different.  Teddy is making mostly the right reads and getting the ball to his playmakers.  He's been put in a pretty incredible position to succeed by Brady, though. 

This. I was hoping to get three years out of Brady. We might only get one. This is an offense driven league and he's the truth. He'll be a HC sooner rather than later.