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The deep-ish ball to DJ moore that drew PI….


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15 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

Here are talking heads arguing about the same thing as here....  

 

Guy at the end said it best. Cam doesn’t need to be elite. He needs to be effective.  Panthers as an offense haven’t been effective for a while now. This gives them the opportunity to reach that.  
 

agree we need a long term QB answer but we didn’t have a long term solution at QB in September either.  What we have is the best opportunity to win now. Whether that come to fruition or not will play out. Kudos to Cam and the FO for coming together mid season and creating the chance to do so. 

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1 hour ago, Snake said:

His timing was jacked all game. Hence why he wasn't used very much. He might have to run with the 2s for a couple of weeks just to get back in rhythm. PJ was just as important for the win as Cam was simply because of that. He was super accurate with his throws most of the game. 

I know this will not happen because the NFL doesn't work this way but it would be nice to see PJ and Cam both play for periods in all of the remaining games.

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The ball did reach DJ's hands. He was mugged so he didn't haul it in obv. But for a 32 year old qb that has been with the team less than a full week he got us closer than the previous 24 year old qb who sailed balls over receivers heads or out of bounds consistently.

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Maybe it was the timing, maybe it was Cam not having the cannon he used to, but I also think there was a different factor.

If a DB is getting super handsy or holding a lot but not getting the call for it, a pass is sometimes lobbed in their direction to exploit it. The catch isn’t really catchable, but it draws the PI and the ball is placed at the spot of the foul. I see this a whole lot in Play-off games.

 

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