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Official Panthers at Packers lord have mercy on our souls gameday thread

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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1 minute ago, PhillyB said:

smart. you need the FG and this way you save that timeout on the right side of the 2MW

Yup, realized it after I posted.  Smart move.  Too bad our defense gave up an 8 yard run on 1st down though.  Smh...

Still proud of their effort tonight though.

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Just now, Diehardpanther02 said:

The kick off will take it to the 2 min. Your not getting any time difference. Rodgers just gonna get one first down and milk the clock.

nope. touchback saved a few seconds, now it's second down and we have a timeout still. need to make the stop but that was a given.

i doubt we stop them here but really great gamesmanship by rhule if we get the ball back.

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1 minute ago, TLGPanthersFan said:

I know it is a smart play but it also means you don't trust your QB to score before the end of the game.

How? We still have to score a td to tie the game. It really means you trust your defense to force a 3 and out more than you trust your special teams to recover an onside kick. That seems logical. 

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Just now, Yaboychris28 said:

Rhule thinks he’s playing Chess until we give up easy first downs immediately Lmao 

Ok?  If we keep trying for a TD and then don't get the onside kick, then the game is over, because there isn't enough time even if we don't give up a first down..  The defense not being able to get the ball back has no bearing on Rhule's decision to kick there.

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